Bill de Blasio called the 'worst mayor in history' of New York

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, who had just stepped out of the presidential race, reappeared in New York. However, it seems that he is no longer expected here, the newspaper notes. Fox News.

It is reported that at the Columbus Day parade in New York City measures Bill de Blasio was booed by the crowd. Citizens are unhappy with the deteriorating situation in the city, especially with regard to the homeless.

"You are not the president, you are the mayor!" Shouted Calvin Hunt towards de Blasio as he walked down 56th Street.

When the mayor walked down 46 Street, Dan Manning called him "a laughing stock."

"Worst Mayor!" Shouted Upper East Side resident Karen Anderson.

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As previously noted, de Blasio spent only seven hours at the City Hall in May, when he began his presidential campaign.

The New York Mayor is condemned for problems that are gaining momentum, especially the situation of the homeless, culminating in the killing of four tramps in Chinatown.

“Over the past 10 years, the number of homeless people in New York has reached record levels. Over the past five years, an average of seven vagrants have been killed annually, ”the source notes.

In addition, de Blasio's attempts to solve the problems of the homeless by creating shelters were unsuccessful, this process was delayed through the actions of the opposition. “Meanwhile, the total cost of housing continues to grow,” the source concluded.