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Crooked commie De Blasio appoints wife to coronavirus racial inequality task force

Comrade Bill de Blasio, the failed mayor of New York City which has the most deaths (by far) of any city in the world from the coronavirus just appointed his crooked wife to the coronavirus racial inequality task force. You may remember that Chirlane McCray, his crooked wife who lost $850 million tax payer dollars on mental health programs. So New Yorkers are supposed to trust this crook with the coronavirus racial inequality task force? Hah! Nepotism at it’s finest.

Crooked commie De Blasio appoints wife to coronavirus racial inequality task force
Crooked commie De Blasio appoints wife to coronavirus racial inequality task force

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) announced that he appointed his wife as the head of a new racial inequality task force.

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On Sunday, De Blasio put first lady Chirlane McCray in charge of a special coronavirus task force dedicated to racial inclusion and equity. De Blasio said the program would assist New York City to become a “better and more just society than the one we left behind.”

“Every time New York City has faced a crisis, it’s come back stronger. That’s who we are. We will work together and build something better and fairer,” de Blasio tweeted on Sunday.

“I am also launching the City Task Force on Racial Inclusion and Equity, focusing on confronting health disparities, specific needs in communities of color and breaking down structural racism,” the Democratic NYC mayor wrote. “I want that mission baked into every aspect of our restart and recovery.”

McCray will work with Deputy Mayor Phil Thompson in leading the COVID-19 racial inequality task force, which will begin meeting “in a matter of days,” according to de Blasio.

De Blasio said the first lady was qualified because of the work she has done with ThriveNYC, an $850 million initiative to address a variety of mental health issues hindering New Yorkers.