My #NY12 opponent @RepMaloney claims to be strong on workers' rights. How can you be for workers' rights if you take money from their bosses’ PACs seeking to keep them from organizing? I challenge Rep. Maloney to disavow all corporate PAC money.https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2019/12/05/lauren-ashcraft-congressional-run/ …
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Seeing as Maloney has accepted big real estate money (one of her biggest donors is BlackRock), I cannot understand how she can claim to be against the very gentrification (you mention) that is pushing so many New Yorkers further and further out.
I want to break the stereotype that everyone who has ever worked in the financial sector loves capitalism. In fact, it is where I along with many others have become radicalized *against* capitalism.
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Actually, real estate money is FAR more a problem on the city and state level. Esp in LIC, where it was touted as the "next big thing" for many years and finally took off when the state gave tax breaks to developers who broke ground by '08.
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This led to the many luxury rentals, some of which are are full of empty apartments owned by absentees who use them for investments. And it was also the state which stalled housing regulations for years until the the IDC was broken up and the Dems achieved a majority.
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