US Election 2024

Sliwa slams exit rumors, blames Adams for Mamdani rise, talks possible Trump endorsement

New York City Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa is not backing down from the race, despite pressure from prominent donors to drop out and make way for incumbent Eric Adams. Sliwa, the founder of the Guardian Angels crime-prevention group, is determined to fight for the position of mayor and has no intentions of stepping aside.

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Sliwa emphasized his deep roots in the city and his commitment to making New York a safer place for its residents. He highlighted his long history of advocating for public safety, including surviving a mob hit in 1992, as evidence of his dedication to the city.

Sliwa criticized both Adams and socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani, pointing out that he is the only candidate who truly understands the city’s neighborhoods and the needs of its residents. He dismissed Mamdani’s socialist policies as unrealistic and warned of the potential consequences of electing a far-left mayor.

Despite facing an uphill battle in the race, Sliwa remains confident in his campaign platform, which focuses on public safety and housing affordability. He believes that his no-kill policy for the city’s animal shelters will appeal to a wide range of voters, including moderate Democrats, women voters, and animal advocates.

Sliwa also addressed his relationship with former President Donald Trump, describing it as a “love-hate” one. While he has not received Trump’s endorsement, Sliwa expressed openness to the possibility and acknowledged the potential impact it could have on the race.

As the campaign heats up, Sliwa is focusing on connecting with voters on the ground and highlighting his experience and dedication to the city. With the support of matching funds and a renewed focus on engaging with New Yorkers, Sliwa is determined to make his mark on the mayoral race and offer a viable alternative to the other candidates vying for the position.

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In a city known for its diversity and resilience, Sliwa’s campaign represents a unique voice in the political landscape, offering a fresh perspective and a commitment to serving all New Yorkers. As the race unfolds, Sliwa’s determination and passion for the city may prove to be his strongest assets in the quest for the mayor’s office.

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