Mayoral candidate talks bringing business back to NYC
Mayoral candidate talks bringing business back to NYC: ‘First thing we need to do is get public safety back -
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Wondering about Governor Cuomo's mishandling of nursing homes? New York City Mayoral Candidate Fernando Mateo discusses this critical topic. In this recent feature on FoxNews.com, Fernando discusses how he believes Governor Cuomo's career in politics is 'done' after the recent revelations.
To speak with Fernando Mateo regarding this issue, his plan to help jumpstart the economy, reopen New York City, and bring back businesses fleeing the state, please contact christinelenzo@gmail.com or 917-428-8923.
Thank you,
Christine
Additional Talking Points:
- "Governor Cuomo killed grandparents and to cover it up he shut down restaurants, bars, barber shops, nail salons trying to show that he cares for New York. So he is a killer of dreams and a killer of small businesses. Governor Cuomo is responsible of every suicide and everyone suffering from anxiety, depression, and bankruptcy. His nursing home coverup created a monster."
- On Bill De Blasio: "The guy has been clueless since he took office," Mateo said of the city’s Democrat mayor. "He has had no leadership, he has been bullied and pummeled by Cuomo. Cuomo has been the governor and he’s also been the mayor."
- "Our city is in shambles-- crime is through the roof, our economy is underground right now, we need to get small businesses back," he said, noting that 80,000 had closed as a result of the pandemic." First thing we need to do is get public safety back. No one wants to be in a city that isn’t safe."
Fernando Mateo was recently endorsed by Alex Rodriguez for Mayor
About Fernando Mateo:
Fernando Mateo, renowned entrepreneur, head spokesman for Hispanics Across America, NYS Federation of Taxi Drivers and United Bodegas of America, just announced his historic run for New York City Mayor. He also unveiled his plan to breathe new life into the City’s failing business districts while outlining new protections for small business and working-class families as the City’s first Hispanic Immigrant candidate for Mayor.
Clip of Fernando Mateo on 97.1 radio
For more information, please visit mateothemayor.com
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