parking-ticket-110209.jpg
Here’s one thing we learned today: If you want people to vote for you, you might not want to put political fliers designed to look like parking tickets on their windshields. “Thank you for giving me a very clear favorite in this election – your opponent,” one South Slope resident wrote to Gothamist about Council candidate Joe Nardiello’s marketing tactics. A Brooklyn Heights resident who emailed us was equally peeved — and surprised when he got the following email response from Nardiello:

What would you do? if the media is allowing our local pols to ‘stick a spigot in your back’… without featuring the story? Do you want a defender and a fighter of your rights — or not? I went straight to YOU. You would have simply received an annual bill, in the Spring if I’d not done this. Think twice. Your local government is plotting over the next few months to charge YOU and everyone that visits you, real $$ — which may amount to $400-500 per car owner. Everyone that visits you, will need a Temporary Residents Sticker, etc. I’m sorry to have shocked you, and clearly upset you. But, Squadron-Lander-DeBlasio have set the stage for a HUGE payday for the MTA on our backs, and ONLY our backs. The only person in NYC government that can stop this — is me. The choice is yours.

Bad idea jeans.


What's Your Take? Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

  1. This a@#hole sent me a robocall last night while I was feeding my children. Definitely does not get my vote.
    How come political robocalls and police benevolent societies do not have to comply with the Do-Not-Call list?

  2. Too bad – I love the idea of parking permits. People driving in would still get to park, but not all day. It would encourage people to use mass transit to get to congested areas, and is aimed more at commuters than shoppers. Other cities (with much spottier mass transit) do this and it works well – people are opposed to it here without understanding how it works.

  3. yeah and its so easy to find a parking space now. A knee jerk reaction by a nee jerk.

    How many people in brooklyn heights would pay $500 per year for a space?….how many pay more than $200-300 per month…

1 2 3