"Mayor Eric Adams's charm offensive to persuade the Trump administration to drop his federal corruption indictment saved him from trial but has plunged him into deep debt."
"Despite raising $1.8 million for his legal defense fund, Adams's contributions have plummeted, reflecting his declining political popularity, with only 20% voter approval."
Mayor Eric Adams successfully influenced the Trump administration to halt a federal corruption indictment against him, sparing him from a trial and possible imprisonment. However, this political maneuver imposed heavy financial burdens, leaving him with a $3 million debt due to legal fees. Recent filings indicate a significant drop in donations to his legal defense fund, which has led to financial strain as he grapples with high monthly legal expenses. His political approval has also plummeted to a record low of 20%, raising concerns about his continued viability as mayor.
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