The worst mayor the City of New York has suffered in living memory was made a Mason at sight by the Prince Hall Grand Lodge during the weekend, the New York Post reported last night.
The Post isn’t saying he’s the worst mayor—at least not in this reportage. I’m saying it because you have to reach back to the 1920s administration of Jimmy Walker to review the performance of a mayor as oblivious to the welfare of his constituents, and as corrupt.
Mayor Eric Adams took a little time off from destroying America’s former greatest city to be made a Mason by the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of New York at the mayoral residence. That’s the legit grand lodge, the one up on 155th Street. Police Commissioner Ed Caban and NYPD Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey also were inducted or something.
“Kevin Wardally, the head of the NYPD’s office of intergovernmental affairs, is one of the lodge’s officers, a grand junior warden,” the Post says.
Read all about it here.
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