In a brief scrum with reporters in City Hall this afternoon, Christine Quinn said she hoped New Yorkers gets the $400 rebate checks the mayor has tried to rescind.
“I think those checks should be out in the mail as quickly as possible, " she said. "In a perfect world, I would like people to have those rebates before the holidays so they can use them for their Hanukkah gifts or their Christmas presents.”
When asked, Quinn declined to say what leverage she’d apply to compel Bloomberg to release the funds, although technically, he doesn't have the power to stop them from going out.
“There’s a lot of different matters on the table because of the incredibly serious budget situation,” she said, adding, “I don’t think it’s appropriate to negotiate these matters in the press, with all due respect.”
Quinn, who has a very close relationship with Bloomberg, recently opposed his plan to restructure senior centers.
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Quinn Hopes for Rebate Checks
Back peddling as fast as possible Ms. Quinn and her best buddy Billionaireberg aren't sending out any checks. She talks a good fight but has no backbone for a real one. Wait to see how many senior centers she lets close with the same spineless actions she takes when it comes to standing up to Billionaireberg.
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