I cannot promise that you will always agree with me. But I will never hide from you.

The democracy is not just under attack from an authoritarian administration in Washington, it’s also under attack from within, in a withering belief in its relevance to the struggles of everyday people.

Democrats are tired of being told by leaders from the past that we should continue to simply wait our turn.

I will be your Democratic nominee for the mayor of New York City.

Andrew Cuomo's campaign is a house of cards. The two strongest progressive campaigns can topple him, and that's exactly what we're going to do.

Affordability is the crisis of the five boroughs across our city, where we live in the wealthiest city in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, and yet one in four New Yorkers are living in poverty.

This race is one way in which we can show that we can actually deliver a city that New Yorkers can afford, and we can do so by building a movement the city has never seen before.

Let’s send Andrew Cuomo… Back to the suburbs.

president Trump violated the War Powers Act when he bombed Iran.

Senate Republicans tried to write Donald Trump’s contempt for the courts into law — gutting judicial enforcement, defying the Constitution, and bulldozing the very rule of law that forms our democracy.

It was nothing short of an assault on the system of checks and balances that has anchored this nation since its founding, and a brazen attempt crown Trump king.

If we don’t increase our capacity over the next decade, we will see rolling blackouts and other disruptions.

If we don’t increase New York’s electricity supply in a major way, we’re going to risk losing our opportunities.

Let’s be honest. In doing that, we turned off one quarter of New York City’s power and it was almost all clean energy.

There will be no cost escalation for ratepayers.

I’m not raising taxes at a time where affordability is the big issue.

I don’t want to lose any more people to Palm Beach. We’ve lost enough . . . so let’s be smart about this.

New Yorkers deserve a Mayor they can see, hear, even yell at. The city is in the streets.