New York City’s mayor-elect on Friday explained what he meant when he said he wanted to “revisit” the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for workers. “We need to revisit how we’re going to address the vaccine mandates,” Adams said during a cable TV appearance on Wednesday. Adams said he would encourage Mayor Bill de Blasio to talk with unions as the parties attempted to reach an agreement on how applications for exemptions and other details were handled. “Here’s an opportunity for him to bring about a resolution and when I inherit this situation, I’m going to bring about a resolution,” he added. The comments left some expressing optimism that Adams would ease the mandate, which is among the harshest in the nation. Appearing on CNN on Nov. 5, Adams was asked about what he meant. Adams first hailed de Blasio being able to hammer out deals with four major unions before stressing …