Al Sharpton Lieutenant Joins Congressman in Slamming de Blasio’s NYPD ‘Secrecy’
"This administration has coddled Daniel Pantaleo, who killed Eric Garner in cold blood for the whole world to see."
Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson, born April 14, 1954, is an American politician and former New York City Comptroller known for his tenure from 2002 to 2009. A fixture in New York City politics, Thompson played a key role in overseeing the city’s finances and advocating for fiscal responsibility. He quipped, “You can’t fix what you don’t measure,” reflecting his focus on financial transparency. Despite a high-profile run for mayor in 2009, which saw him narrowly defeated by Michael Bloomberg, Thompson's influence persists through his ongoing involvement in public service and political commentary. His career showcases a commitment to both fiscal oversight and urban development.
News About Bill Thompson
Christine Quinn Is Going to Work for Andrew Cuomo
Former Council Speaker Christine Quinn is joining the Cuomo administration.
Rangel Says He Never Thought Bill Thompson Would Win the Mayoralty
Congressman Charlie Rangel told Errol Louis that he supported former comptroller Bill Thompson for mayor, but never expected him to win
