🚨🚨 BREAKING: New York Times Opinion: BRAD LANDER TOP CHOICE FOR MAYOR!!! nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Whitney Tilson (Whitney Tilson) earns a B for his support of regulatory reform and fiscal responsibility. We appreciate his alignment with an abundance-oriented agenda, but are disappointed by his support for continuing restrictions on short-term rentals.

Zohran Mamdani (Zohran Kwame Mamdani) earns an F for his destructive and unrealistic economic agenda. Before getting into our criticisms, we do want to acknowledge his support for street vendor and food truck deregulation - one of the few economic policies of his that we support.

Put simply, Mamdani’s economic policies are a threat to the long-term economic viability of NYC. His agenda lacks realistic funding and implementation plans and reflects a profound ignorance of economic trade-offs and consequences.

All aboard the Win with Whitney express as we head to the second televised debate in style!

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In case you’re not watching the debate, every mayoral candidate is currently competing on who will build the most housing 👀

After watching the mayoral debates, the only candidate that moved much in my estimation—and moved up—is Whitney Tilson.

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🚨With early voting starting tomorrow, we’re excited to reveal that we are endorsing Whitney Tilson to be NYC’s next mayor – and why we’re breaking with the pack, and declining to rank Andrew Cuomo or Zohran Mamdani as an organization.

1st – Whitney Tilson (Whitney Tilson) Tilson earned our endorsement and the top spot in our rankings for his recognition of the severity of the city’s biggest problems, and his bold, pragmatic vision to fix them.

2nd – Zellnor Myrie (Senator Zellnor Y. Myrie 麥瑞) Myrie has paired progressive values with a pragmatic, abundance-oriented approach to housing & transit, and a strong commitment to improved public safety.

It's not being appreciated just how radical Zohran's expressed views were just a short time ago, and how little he's addressed them. He had a full-on commitment to ending capitalism, defunding police, ending exam schools, "decarceration," and embracing racial conflict. 🧵

We need to adopt policies that grow our economy not crush it.

The cruel irony: In the name of “affordability,” we’ve made housing unaffordable for everyone except existing property owners. It’s like banning buses to protect taxi drivers, then wondering why rides are expensive and scarce.

The solution isn’t rocket science: 1. Legalize apartments everywhere 2. Streamline approvals 3. Let supply meet demand 4. Watch rents moderate naturally But that would hurt incumbent landlords and NIMBY property values. Can’t have that.

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The New York Times just endorsed me (sort of)! They correctly write that I'm "effectively running as Mr. Bloomberg’s heir" and "We see arguments for ranking... Mr. Tilson for more moderate voters." Critically, they also urge voters to rank Cuomo somewhere and NOT RANK Mamdani