The ethics complaint is worth filing. The COIB investigation is worth pursuing. But let’s be honest about what the broader picture shows: this is what happens when voters elect a man whose stated political philosophy involves abolishing private property and transforming every institution of government into an instrument of socialist governance. He’s not hiding what he’s doing. He said what he intended to do. New York City elected him anyway.
The ethics complaint is one tool. The ballot box in 2029 is the other.
In the meantime: City Hall is not a campaign office. Someone needs to enforce that standard before the DSA completes its transformation of New York City government into a fully integrated political machine.
