Malliotakis Finds Freshman Assemblyman Reilly to Play Reindeer Games with deBlasio – Instead of Tackling the Drug Issue
Nicole Malliotakis and Assemblyman-elect, Mike Reilly join forces to beat on Mayor de Blasio and have mayoral control removed because of findings in Comptroller Scott Stringer report about some strange spending at certain schools.
This is why nothing gets done!
NYC spent 22.4 million on Naloxone (see here) Yet, very little is being done about the drug problem.
Nicole Malliotakis has been taking to social media to seek revenge on Mayor deBlasio.
Malliotakis has teamed up with other “new” Republican lawmakers in the past and wasted time as well.
When Joe Borelli started, there was the Apple Education Plan that Malliotakis was pushing. It was terrible and easily pushed to the side by Assembly Democrats because it was outdated. I tried talking to Malliotakis about it and she didn’t want to hear it. Joe Borelli listened and he said the plan was “a start.” Soon after, Borelli made his own way and stepped away from Malliotakis.
Malliotakis teamed up with Ron Castorino to go after IDNYC. While the two could have written a law to make things safer/better, Malliotakis was trying to take a jab at Mayor deBlasio. At the end nothing happened – just time and energy wasted by all. In May 2017, Castorina was one of the few Staten Island politicians to endorse Nicole for Mayor. In November 2018, Castorina ran for a judge position against the well-loved Matthew Titone
Guys – there is a huge drug problem in Staten Island. Could you not play reindeer games and call out Mayor deBlasio when he hasn’t even had a chance to see what is going on with the situation.
Maybe write a bill together to help Staten Island and oh yeah – the whole State of New York, as your are lawmakers.
It’s strange that Mike Reilly would associate with Nicole Malliotakis as Malliotakis endorsed Yost over Reilly. Now she wants to cling to him! Politicians are strange.
When I tweeted to Mike that his constituents deserveed better, his response as ta ta. Reilly hasn’t learned that as an Assemblyman you don’t get to “ta ta” people when they are asking about legislation. If Mike Reilly’s wife asked about legislation, he wouldn’t want his wife to receive the rude response I received from him.
Reilly is a former NYPD officer and EVERY time I have spoken to him online I have got the feeling that he can’t hear anyone else. Yesterday, Mike reminded me I blocked him on social media, so I went to see why I blocked him. The reason I blocked him was because parents are able to opt their children out of testing. Reilly didn’t think parents know that (they do – the ones who want to know, know it). The ones who skip meetings don’t.
If politicians don’t want to talk to people on social media, turn off social media on your phones (or turn it off on Sunday if you are just a Monday to Friday type of person).
Most people work those days and don’t have a chance to catch up to the local news until the weekend. Answering something on twitter a day or even a few days later is fine.
Hugs,
marlene
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