Here’s why we won’t see a change. He continues with his previous mandate – and we all know it. Few speak of the near historic low voter turnout. My district in Greenwich Village had under 300 total voters. In my mind, APATHY = SATISFACTION. The public expects him to continue his incredible initiatives – including transportation related projects. Team Bloomberg has a plan and they will continue to execute against it. God protect them.

The mandate comes from three historic votes of confidence at the polls (crossing party lines). A Democratically controlled council that endorses his initiatives (who wouldn’t?). Incredible respect from Albany and Washington (and from mayors, governors and heads of state abroad). And the maintenance of a now famous and yet to be domestically matched executive team with the ability to conceive, articulate (brand) and execute. Let’s argue if NY is on the right path – shall we?

How quickly we forget that our mayor used to run a media company. He knows how the game works much better than those trying to push him off his pedestal or “sell a competing product”. Thank goodness this time suck of an election is over and he can get back to work. (There isn’t an honest Democrat anywhere that wanted Bloomberg gone)

For $1 – I’d say its the best investment we’ve ever made.

I fear, NJ bought a product without reading the label. More accurately, there was no label. Prayers for friends and family across the Hudson that Chris Christie emerges as a transit powerhouse.

Suozzi spent 8 years furthering his own personal agenda, and spewing PC buzz words, “New Suburbia, Cool Downtowns, etc. without ever acomplishing anything and in the end never really knowing what he was talking about in the first place.