Here’s What’s Critically Wrong With Governor Hochul’s Subway Plan

Mayor Adams insists that subway crime has fallen for eight straight months. Who is he fooling?

Mike Groll/Office of the New York Governor via AP
Governor Hochul of New York cheered the move, saying, “The anti-woman, anti-abortion zealots are at it again. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is trying to come after a New York doctor who prescribed medication abortion via telemedicine.” Mike Groll/Office of the New York Governor via AP

Headlines have been dominated by the promises of Governor Hochul in her “State of the State” address to place a police officer on every subway train from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. This comes on the heels of Ms. Hochul’s highly critiqued photo op, right before Christmas, as she rode on the subway to the Queens Center Mall to buy presents. 

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