Thursday, March 7, 2019

NYC Mayor De Blasio's wife spent $900 million in taxpayer money—with no record of how it was used

NYC Mayor De Blasio's wife spent $900 million in taxpayer money—with no record of how it was used

March 07, 2019 NYC Mayor De Blasio's wife spent $900 million in taxpayer money—with no record of how it was used , 0 Comments

By The Blaze, March. 01, 2019

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's wife, Chirlane McCray, was given $900 million to start a mental health initiative focusing on helping the homeless in the city. Four years later, no one seems to know what that money was actually used for, according to the New York Post.

 The City Council discovered this shocking amount of potential waste during a meeting Wednesday. And while it sounds good to spend heavily on a mental health initiative, it appears that nobody has noticed any real benefits from that investment.
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