The mayor frequently tries to change the subject when he is caught.

The mayor just doesn't get it, so he doesn't have to do anything about it.

You could go to any New Yorker on the street and they will tell you they are having an affordability crisis,

honest leadership that doesn't waver or blow with the wind.

He's put tens of millions of dollars on the air trying to persuade people that he's a nonpartisan kind of guy. But when you support George W. Bush, when you support a conservative Republican Congress, when you support George Pataki -- all of whose policies have been hurting this city, all 8.1 million of us -- he is in no way a Democrat.

I proudly accept the nomination of the Democratic Party to be mayor,

If one is running for mayor, it is necessary to answer the difficult questions of each community, and Michael Bloomberg to date does not want to accept it,

I'm looking into all of your faces and I know you, ... We come from the same place.

Excuse me a second. You gave him money, Mike. And you can't have it both ways.

After the pundits, the pollsters, the press . . . it is appropriately in the hands of the people, so let them decide.