What's that got to do with the price of tea in China?
But since you asked: DC, Cali, and Orlando
Please let me know of other cities where the mayor runs a crypto scam and publicly begs for tech bros to set up shop.
Once upon a time, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez applauded crypto exchange FTX's move to Miami. Now that the company is flailing, let's look back at the irony.
www.miaminewtimes.com
Or a city that signed a 20 year NBA arena naming rights sponsorship deal with FTX
I'd also like to know of other cities where the outgoing police commissioner (!) gives a speech naming city commissioners like Crazy Joe Carrollo and DLP as members of a mafia and calls for an FBI investigation into their corruption.
Former Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against the city's government and four city officials accusing them of firing him for being a whistleblower and exposing wrongdoing by city officials.
www.cnn.com
Also name a city where the commission publicly denounced Nelson Mandela
MIAMI (AP) _ Nelson Mandela's scheduled arrival in Miami tonight has driven another wedge between blacks and Cuban-Americans in this racially divided city. The South African anti-apartheid leader has been greeted as a hero in New York, Boston, and Washington, D.C. But South Florida...
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Or a city where a commissioner walked into the lobby of the main newspaper and blew his brains out after getting indicted and because they were going to expose him as a tranny lover
A former city commissioner plagued by legal problems fatally shot himself in the lobby of The Miami Herald building on Wednesday, the same day that another local newspaper published lurid details of a state investigation of him. The former commissioner, Arthur Teele Jr., walked into The...
www.nytimes.com
I grew up here. Was in the military, lived 5 years in DC, another 5 in Cali while in the Navy, and Orlando back in the day. Nowhere else have I seen the out and open corruption, disregard for laws, and fukk you pay me attitude our so-called representatives display here hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly.