How does he manage to get all this amazing shit done?
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2026
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With common sense.
If only it truly were common.
The first who's actually wanted to do so. So he does it.
Apparently the button to turn off the orphan crushing machine was on the desk all along.
Real answer is that he is basically doing his job. the question is how come every other mayor/politicians isn't doing their job?
Their corporate donors don't want them to. And they want those donors happy for two reasons, so they can get rich via kickbacks and insider info because Congress is apparently exempt from insider trading, and when they leave office they get a nice cushy lobbying job using the connections they made in office to deal.
ie, corruption. every single politician like that should rot in a jail cell. it's so normalised that we have basically one major exception
He’s probably not on the take from big business and realizes he’ll never get donations from the wealthy. So he has no problem passing legislation that will harm them in favor of the consumer.
Why does this literally make me horny
And then he said “consumer rights” and sploosh
It's almost like the ability to do it was there all along and people choose not to do and then tell you they can't 🤷♀️
Compared to Canada it seems kind of absurd to me how much power mayors in the US seem to have
New York City is a strange case because his constituency is larger than 38 states. Nearly as many people as all of Switzerland.
Los Angeles is huge, too but has a relatively weak mayor because of how the city council is structured.
38???
(Am American)
Most states don't actually have that many people. Most of the 300M+ Americans live in the same handful of cities.
Not combined of course, but as of 2025 NYC has a population of about 8.6 million... so there are only 12 US states with a population greater than that.
California, Texas, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, New Jersey, and Virginia (but just barely).
Idk, as an American Doug Ford seemed to have a lot of power when he was mayor. And now as ~~governor~~ premier he's overriding the Constitution (notwithstanding) or maybe I'm misunderstanding
Doug Ford was not the mayor of Toronto. It was Rob Ford, his brother that was the mayor.
I totally thought it was the same dude. Not very good marketing there to differentiate from his crackhead brother.
OH right! It was his crack smoking brother Rob that was the mayor. I always forget that Doug lost that election in 14
Thank you
I just want a mayor that wants to do the job and can spell the football team's name. Is that too much to ask?
I don't understand this comment.
Are you against this guy?