Comrade de Blasio wants government takeover of utility company

Failed New York City Mayor, Comrade Bill de Blasio [aka Warren Wilhelm Jr.] is doing as expected in his bid  for the Democratic nomination in the race for President of the United States, not Russia, in 2020. He's doing worse than Marianne Williamson because she's bringing luhhve to the table, and folks, luhhve is gonna win, or President Trump.

Now the failed mayor is having problems of his own in New York City and is trying to blame others as is his wont, for the power failures the city is experiencing. De Blasio wants the power company, ConEd, to be taken over by the government, his go-to power grab, as one Twitter put it,"literally."

City government runs the subways in New York City--that's working out just peachy, if you don't mind delays, dirty stations and subway cars and homeless people using the trains as public toilets, much like they use the streets for the same purpose.

Unfortunately, ConEd experienced two major power failures in eight days: https://t.co/if5bqQgoFV pic.twitter.com/pn5gbQQUlK

Here is just some of the reaction de Blasio's brilliant idea received:

Because things never go wrong when the state seizes the means of production. https://t.co/7TvvZRjGp3
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) July 22, 2019

Oh great, now none of us will have power.
— Alex Zelinski (@A_Zelinski) July 22, 2019

Oh please! Like government runs things better.
— Bob (@Bobsquestions) July 22, 2019

Yeah, putting that genius in charge will make things much better…
— Goldens Rule (@jamesbranch3) July 22, 2019

What could go wrong https://t.co/sqMa9WXKyt
— (((Simon Blum))) (@sbpundit) July 22, 2019

Literally, a power grab. https://t.co/gqDjYP8qLI
— Beorn (@Beorn2000) July 22, 2019

I'm simply hoping that de Blasio stays in the race and gets up on that debate stage spouting his Communist ideas as the rest of the panel agrees with his radical bs.

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