Higher-income precincts include renters, immigrants, and working-class families, especially in NYC. Winning votes in a low-income precinct doesn’t automatically mean a candidate serves low-income interests. Cuomo’s long record of prioritizing real estate and corporate donors speaks for itself.
But, we’re not comparing resumes?!
I’m not talking about their resumes. I’m talking about political vision. FDR used bold programs to lift people up. Zohran fights for housing, transit, and justice. That shared commitment is the tradition we should honor, not personal biography.
FDR was THE President after WWII. Mamdani has a 3 yrs experience as a councilman. His plans are not only naive, but hold no substantive plan in implementation.
FDR wasn’t born president. He started somewhere, too. Dismissing Zohran’s ideas as naive ignores that they’re rooted in real needs, housing, transit, energy and backed by organizing, not just ambition. Big change always looks naive until it gains ground.
It’s all bullish!! He’ll get demolished in November.
well now you have stepped over the line from having a conversation to being a troll, good bye
Troll? Because I call BS on his “aspiration” without substance?? Oh, please 🙄, do tell me how he plans to finance the $100B over the next decade in public, affordable housing.