Sharp words with Sharpton

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : LaLota thanked Trump for backing it, said he was proud to buck his party on it and knocked "online Neanderthal trolls who think it's still 1790" for opposing it.
66% : " On stage with Sharpton, Cuomo earned cheers by saying he'd stand up to Trump like he did before.
62% : -- Janaki Chadha THE VIEW FROM AIR FORCE ONE: "I've always gotten along with him," Trump said when asked today if he'd have a good relationship with a Mayor Cuomo.
59% : I raised my hand in federal court and answered that question," Adams said.
48% : Adams was clear when Sharpton asked if there had been any kind of "help, understanding, unspoken or spoken alliance" between him and Trump.
43% : ("I've always gotten along with him," Trump said about Cuomo hours later.
43% : -- Jeff Coltin -- Eric Adams yoked himself closer to Trump and the MAGA movement even as he touted a historic drop in crime.
38% : Now a Florida resident, Trump isn't following the race.
34% : Nick Reisman More from Albany: -- Public sector unions have concerns about a bill that would limit taxpayer funding of Cuomo's legal fees.
27% : Trump said an endorsement in the mayoral race was "not something I'm thinking about yet." Eric Adams certainly isn't distancing himself from Trump.
21% : Expect the clip to make it into anti-Cuomo TV ads from opponents who call the former governor soft on Trump and who've slammed him for his silence during the president's first six weeks in office, before Cuomo launched his campaign.
20% : Trump told reporters Thursday that he backs an effort to allow House members with newborns to vote remotely, rather than in person -- a blow to House Speaker Mike Johnson but a boost for Reps. Nick LaLota and Mike Lawler.
14% : Cuomo has since attacked the Republican president, calling him "an existential threat," but Trump made them sound like chums.

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