New Yorkers interviewed on the street by the Washington Examiner weren’t sure if Adams was guilty or not, but most were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.
“You can think that everything they’re bringing against him is correct, or you can believe that he’s correct. Wherever you land is fine with me,” said a man named Thurston, who refused to give his last name. “It’s not important whether he’s mayor or not mayor. What’s important is if the city continues to run effectively.”
Adams and some supporters, notably including former President Donald Trump, have suggested his indictment on corruption charges is related to his outspoken criticism of the migrant crisis under President Joe Biden that has affected New York during his
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