Kathy Hochul, Eric Adams are deaf to voters' resounding message

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The resounding victory by Don­ald Trump and congressional Republicans was a clear rejection not only of the Biden-Harris regime but also of the ultra-woke, anti-family, anti-common-sense radicalism that dominates the Democratic Party.
49% : Yet elections still matter, and with Trump getting a surprising 44% of the vote in the state, and doing especially well in some black and Latino neighborhoods in The Bronx and Queens, Hochul ought to watch her back.
43% : Trump offered a course correction with his positions on public safety, parents' rights, a secure border, lower taxes and less government spending, along with a strong military, and voters across the country responded with ­unmistakable support.
32% : Thankfully, Trump has promised to kill the tax, and let's hope he does.

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