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Public Voices for the New York City Carriage Horses

By Christina Hansen on March 21, 2017 Letters to the Editor, Media, Supporters

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**Seeing double (October 7, 2014: New York Daily News)**

Astoria: So Mayor de Blasio decides that his wife’s aide, who earns $170,000 a year, did nothing wrong by failing to disclose on a background check that she resides with a convicted killer. Between this incident and getting his reverend pal out of jail back in February, he makes it very obvious that if you’re politically connected to him, you get a pass. If you’re not — as in the charter schools and the horse carriage industry — you’re doomed. Sounds like a “tale of two cities,” eh, Mr. Mayor? Sebastian Mannuzza