He and Maria married on Septemafter he was sent home and began recuperating. He eventually went to war and was injured at Okinawa on May 30, 1945. He and Maria met at Time, where he was a business reporter. It’s a heart-wrenching profile of de Blasio’s father’s decline and death. Hernandez’s piece deserves pause at several levels. I don’t know where Hernandez got that precise information, though Chambers is briefly mentioned in the FBI report (see page 3), which says that the Baltimore office of the FBI “should consider reinterviewing Jay David Whittaker Chambers re Mrs. The Times’ article reporting that gem is a nicely done piece by reporter Javier Hernandez. I knew nothing about these claims even as I years ago wrote in this publication about young Bill’s ridiculous work in the 1980s supporting the odious Marxist Nicaraguan Sandinistas and peddling subscriptions to their silly “newspaper.” That includes a biggie: his mother’s alleged membership in the Communist Party. I knew nothing, nada, niente of the de Blasio bloodline’s purported Marxist sympathies. And as The American Spectator’s resident “Commie Watch” guy, I’m red-in-the-face embarrassed to admit I knew nothing about these alleged red roots of Bill’s mom and dad. Yikes and yowza: In the course of learning this, several people sent me information (some of it in the form of mocking memes) claiming that Bill’s parents were communists. He identified with them and eventually took her family’s name.
The parents had bitterly divorced long before that, and the young Warren had steadily pulled away from his father as he was raised by his mother and her Italian family.
Such was the birth name bestowed by his mother, whose maiden name was Maria de Blasio, and his father, Warren Wilhelm Sr., who tragically killed himself when Bill was 18 years old. Yikes, the recent reports of Bill de Blasio as one “Warren Wilhelm Jr.” were news to me (even as news of his name change was first reported several years ago).
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