Sliwa’s Pro-business Pitch In Nyc Mayoral Race

Sliwa’s pro-business plans are why he insists it “behooves” the fat pet cats in Wylde’s team “to treat me with a degree of respect. I am below to sustain tiny- and medium-sized organizations, along with the Fortune 500 gals and guys that pay the bulk of our tax obligations.”

Sliwa’s Business Strategy

The largest sources of campaign money hardly recognize he’s competing mayor as the fat feline class courts Eric Adams, previous Gov. Andrew Cuomo and also the Marxist Zohran Mamdani, that overthrew the race by winning the Democratic primary.

“It’s difficult to maintain them from diversifying yet you need to persuade them to keep what they have by removing the homeless and ensuring ladies are secure from pervs in the train when going to work.”

Campaign Finance Disparity

While Sliwa routes in increasing money– by a great deal (having drawn in simply $169,000 compared with $1.5 million for Adams in the current reporting period), his style of in-person marketing, not in the Hamptons like Cuomo but on metros and around the 5 boroughs, appears to be working.

He says that he hasn’t registered with Kathy Wylde of the NYC Partnership, the city’s biggest business team, who has been meeting every prospect except Sliwa– even spending the previous week listening to Mamdani’s unusual explanations of previous socialist ravings about taking the means of production, defunding the police and refusing to disavow globalizing the intifada.