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The American people deserve better than this cruel Republican budget scam.

What do we know about this policy proposal beyond the fact that it seeks to evict me from my apartment?

I am calling on you to move out immediately and give your affordable housing back to an unhoused family who needs it.

One of the best ways to celebrate the rich history and community of Harlem is to recognize the contributions of Malcolm X and the Harlem Renaissance to New York and to the world.

If you uphold the peace of a democratic society, you should not be anonymous.

More work remains, but it’s clear that the years of walking by New Yorkers in need are over, and this milestone is further proof that we’re continuing to make New York City a safer, more affordable city.

This success would not be possible without our historic investments.

We’re not supposed to be providing rent-stabilized apartments to the children of millionaires.

From the struggle for civil rights and equality to boundary-breaking cultural impacts of American icons like Zora Neale Hurston and Duke Ellington, Harlem has been at the center of progress in our nation for generations.

Somewhere last night in New York City, a single mother and her children slept at a homeless shelter because you, Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, are occupying her rent-controlled apartment.

I will be leading legislation to end [Gov.] Kathy Hochul and New York’s failed bail reform once and for all to save New York and save America.

He can agree with me and many people agree with me and I think it’s not just Democrats who say, ‘New Yorkers stand up for our rights.’ We do that.

I’m calling the legislation ‘Zohran’s Law.’ This is obviously an abuse of the system.

We are poisoning them with sugars and ultra-processed food.

no one should face violence while working to protect the health of others.

We’re paying again when they get [treated] through Medicaid and, ultimately, Medicare.