Showing posts with label photo op. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo op. Show all posts
Friday, July 12, 2024
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Monday, August 8, 2022
Tuesday, September 7, 2021
President Biden doesn't know who the representative of East Elmhurst is
President Joe Biden came to Queens and he did not know who East Elmhurst's congressperson was.
— This is JQ LLC (@ImpunityCity) September 7, 2021
When he realized it was @AOC he thanked her for representing the alley.
The other officials there didn't know it was her alley, er district either
Farcical pic.twitter.com/gk2M8SadM7
Labels:
Alexandra-Ocasio Cortez,
East Elmhurst,
flood,
Hurricane Ida,
joe Biden,
photo op,
speech
Thursday, March 22, 2018
Glutton for punishment caption contest
For some reason, Bill de Blasio went on a gluttonous rampage in Middle Village in the middle of a snowstorm.
First, he stuffed his face at a Greek diner:
And then he headed over to a pizza joint:
Since it's the second day of spring and there's a foot of snow outside, it's the perfect time to caption this photo!
First, he stuffed his face at a Greek diner:
.@NYCMayor is gearing up for the snow day with the biggest gyro platter I’ve ever seen. pic.twitter.com/Az4sRIieH3
— Natalie Grybauskas (@ngrybauskas) March 21, 2018
And then he headed over to a pizza joint:
Even after a large gyro platter, @NYCMayor NEVER turns down a slice. pic.twitter.com/9i7tcusen1
— Natalie Grybauskas (@ngrybauskas) March 21, 2018
Since it's the second day of spring and there's a foot of snow outside, it's the perfect time to caption this photo!
Labels:
Bill DeBlasio,
diner,
mayors,
Middle Village,
photo op,
pizza
Saturday, October 21, 2017
De Blasio keeps hiding the homeless
From NBC:
The homeless New Yorkers that were cleared out of an NYC park earlier this week for a Mayor de Blasio appearance have returned. Melissa Russo reports.
Labels:
Bill DeBlasio,
homeless,
photo op,
upper west side
Sunday, September 10, 2017
We're now doing photo ops over traffic lights...
From Sunnyside Post:
A new traffic light has gone up at the intersection of 43rd Avenue and 47th Street, in response to complaints about reckless drivers speeding down 43rd Avenue putting pedestrians at risk.
The intersection is just a block away from Little Friends Pre-K, a 56-seat school that small children and their parents walk to. It is also an intersection used by many pedestrians who walk to the 46th Street train station.
To mark the installation, Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, representatives of the Department of Transportation and pre-school children turned out to celebrate.
It's a stop light, Jimmy. Relax.
A new traffic light has gone up at the intersection of 43rd Avenue and 47th Street, in response to complaints about reckless drivers speeding down 43rd Avenue putting pedestrians at risk.
The intersection is just a block away from Little Friends Pre-K, a 56-seat school that small children and their parents walk to. It is also an intersection used by many pedestrians who walk to the 46th Street train station.
To mark the installation, Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, representatives of the Department of Transportation and pre-school children turned out to celebrate.
It's a stop light, Jimmy. Relax.
Monday, July 24, 2017
DeBlasio doesn't want to see the homeless
From the NY Post:
Mayor de Blasio ventured into the city’s decrepit subway system on Sunday — but didn’t have to face the foul-smelling and often crazy vagrants that ordinary New Yorkers are forced to contend with every day.
That’s because police were ordered to roust all the homeless people from two stations ahead of the mayor’s four-stop press event as he rode from his Park Slope gym to his new re-election headquarters in Downtown Brooklyn, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
The rank and file had until 11 a.m. to prepare the Fourth Avenue/Ninth Street and Jay Street/MetroTech F train stations for the mayor’s brief, underground publicity stunt, sources said.
One source characterized the directive — contained in an email from the NYPD’s Transit Bureau — as instructing cops to “make sure nobody’s hanging out” so that the stations “looked nice.”
Another source said the mayor’s office notified police brass of his schedule ahead of time “with the expectation that the subway stations would be free and clear of homeless people.”
“It’s too bad he’s only interested when he’s going to get on the subway,” the source said.
“I wish he had the same attention to detail when he wasn’t on the subway. Too bad he doesn’t care about quality of life for all passengers and not just himself.”
A newsstand manager inside the Jay Street/MetroTech station was shocked by the noticeable absence of derelicts on the uptown A, C and F platform surrounding his kiosk.
“I see a lot of homeless people in a week — up to 25. On average five a day. Today, I have seen only one,” Ali Imtiaz said.
Mayor de Blasio ventured into the city’s decrepit subway system on Sunday — but didn’t have to face the foul-smelling and often crazy vagrants that ordinary New Yorkers are forced to contend with every day.
That’s because police were ordered to roust all the homeless people from two stations ahead of the mayor’s four-stop press event as he rode from his Park Slope gym to his new re-election headquarters in Downtown Brooklyn, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
The rank and file had until 11 a.m. to prepare the Fourth Avenue/Ninth Street and Jay Street/MetroTech F train stations for the mayor’s brief, underground publicity stunt, sources said.
One source characterized the directive — contained in an email from the NYPD’s Transit Bureau — as instructing cops to “make sure nobody’s hanging out” so that the stations “looked nice.”
Another source said the mayor’s office notified police brass of his schedule ahead of time “with the expectation that the subway stations would be free and clear of homeless people.”
“It’s too bad he’s only interested when he’s going to get on the subway,” the source said.
“I wish he had the same attention to detail when he wasn’t on the subway. Too bad he doesn’t care about quality of life for all passengers and not just himself.”
A newsstand manager inside the Jay Street/MetroTech station was shocked by the noticeable absence of derelicts on the uptown A, C and F platform surrounding his kiosk.
“I see a lot of homeless people in a week — up to 25. On average five a day. Today, I have seen only one,” Ali Imtiaz said.
Labels:
Bill DeBlasio,
homeless,
NYPD,
photo op,
subways
Friday, July 21, 2017
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Maspeth step street finally cleaned up for Liz Crowley photo op
You may recall our past coverage of the condition of a Maspeth step street which has been covered in graffiti, dumped trash and has been frequented by drug dealers in recent years. There's also been an eyesore of a stalled site there.
Well after more than 10 years of visual nastiness at that location, it got cleaned up for a Liz Crowley photo op. It turns out she is renaming the step street and has invited an alleged terrorist to unveil sign the alongside her.
Only in Queens, folks. Only in Queens.
Well after more than 10 years of visual nastiness at that location, it got cleaned up for a Liz Crowley photo op. It turns out she is renaming the step street and has invited an alleged terrorist to unveil sign the alongside her.
Only in Queens, folks. Only in Queens.
Labels:
Elizabeth Crowley,
Maspeth,
photo op,
step street
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