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Which political group will Eric Adams collaborate with on a major initiative by end of 2024?
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New York City•Eric Adams•Republican Party•NY1•Jamie Stelter•Adams•GOP•American•Republican•City Council
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Considers GOP Return, Emphasizes 'American Party'
Dec 6, 2024, 02:11 PM
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has not ruled out the possibility of rejoining the Republican Party, a political affiliation he held from 1997 to 2001. During an interview on NY1 with Jamie Stelter, Adams responded to questions about his potential return to the GOP by emphasizing his allegiance to the 'American party,' stating, 'The party that's most important for me is the American party. I love this country.' His comments come amidst observations that he has been aligning himself with Republican talking points and members of the City Council. Adams has also dared critics to 'cancel' him for his statements, indicating a willingness to face potential backlash for his political stance.
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