Bill de Blasio’s new low: Blaming the Jews

Here’s what’s interesting: Unlike a lot of other people, I don’t think you should be blamed for what you said about the virus before you turned on a dime and decided to play New York City Hall Monitor. You may not have been prescient, but you were far from alone.

No, how you defended yourself on Wednesday morning, how you reacted when others reacted so angrily to what you said — that reveals your true self. Your tweet, you declared, “was said with love, but it was tough love.”

Let me follow your example, and say something with love, but tough love:

You’re a bad person.