New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on federal corruption charges, raising concerns among Democrats about the potential impact on their electoral prospects. The indictment alleges that Adams accepted bribes and illegal campaign contributions, which could jeopardize the party's chances in the upcoming midterm elections. As calls for his resignation grow, Adams vows to continue his duties, stating he intends to 'reign' rather than resign. The situation has drawn comparisons to other political scandals in NYC history, and reactions from both supporters and critics continue to evolve as investigations unfold. Observers, including Andrew Yang, express disappointment, indicating that they saw these issues coming. Furthermore, community sentiments are mixed, particularly from voters in East New York, who feel betrayed by Adams as his legal troubles come to light.