A Giant victory for Hoboken?

Last Tuesday, Hoboken witnessed a street protest. It was the first among residents standing up against City Hall not seen since 2009 when Peter Cammarano, the short-lived crook was picked up by the Feds not a month into his term as mayor.

This protest organized by Kurt Gardiner generated support among the Mile Square City and fear among the Ravi Bhalla crew. No response for comment came from the mayor's office and there was no official release addressing resident concerns.

Quietly and without fanfare, there's reports a number of benches have been reinstalled on lower Washington Street not 48 hours after the protest. 

Some are calling it a Giant victory for Hoboken while Councilwoman Emily Jabbour was doing a victory lap for herself on Instagram saying she would ask her boss, Ravi, to put the benches back. At least some of the low-information Instagram post readers fell for it. 

Is this a Giant (Kurt Gardiner) victory for Hoboken residents or Emily Jabbour and her mayoral campaign? 

The Hoboken mayor's election is in November. 

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