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I can’t imagine he accomplishes most of what he promised, but no doubt it will set the city, and the broader economy by extension, back quite a bit. ￼

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Im curious what you think will be set back? Are you a New Yorker?

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That all makes sense. I’m just not sure the policies will actually produce those results. We’ll see!

my take is that nyc doesnt need to grow infinitely, and that its become less of a place for working families and the poor pre but esp post pandemic. i dont expect him to achieve all of his goals, but hes running on a platform of making nyc more liveable and sustainable, which is immediately necessary izo

Not a New Yorker (love the city & been there many times, but never as a resident). 

From what I can tell, his goals/policies/propositions run counter to economic growth.

What’s your take?