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Wasn’t she a huge disappointment when she unilaterally suspended/deferred congestion pricing supposedly after
divine interventionmeetingan angelsome random person in a restaurant? What a piece of shit.Yeah, but I believe she did this because the domocrat leaders in the House and the Senate (who both happen to be from Brooklyn) thought the unpopularity of congestion pricing amoung swing voters may cause Republicans to win the house of representatives.
Now they aren’t going to vote for another 2 years, when congestion pricing will probably be popular, so it’s safe to get it done now
Politics is so weird
it’s safe
but is there time?
Ffs
Her “suspension” while keeping all the infrastructure was obviously just to avoid election backlash for House Democrats. It’s coming back. Was always the plan.
