B – Bold in her vision and unwavering in her principles.
E – Empowering others with strong leadership and clear values.
A – Authentic in her actions, always standing firm on what she believes.
S – Strategic in decision-making, ensuring success in every endeavor.
T – Tenacious
@ElTiranistas@Milajoy They shouldn't have any licenses to drive on our roads, they have completely oversaturated the gig market and have made it much harder for us citizens to earn a dollar.
@The_Pinky_D@GovKathyHochul@NassauExec@sarithaforny I agree. I've been sending emails and reaching out via social media. I'm an Uber driver in upstate NY. Trying to let them now that they would have a huge voting block if they appealed to gig workers in the state. We need TNC reform. That law was written to benefit Uber and Lyft.
@NassauExec Bruce these are important issues but your turning into an old record. Find some other issues to talk about and mix in there. Maybe appeal the 300k plus eligible voting rideshare drivers that aren't being heard.
@NassauExec Bruce I'm an Uber driver in Albany. The current TNC laws are keeping out competition and better wages for drivers. Appeal to this. We need that law amended so drivers can get their own commercial insurance. Lower the application fee which is 100k. That's a voting block of 300k.
@KathyHochul I'm not worried about ice. I'm worried about being a rideshare who's being pushed out of his own market because their are so many damn illegals there. Driving down fares and workable hours. I have to drive 3 hours away from home and sleep in my car to pay bills.
Hi Saritha, Uber & Lyft hold a forced duopoly in NY due to outdated TNC laws. Cracking down on app lockouts and reforming Article 44-B to allow driver-owned insurance will unlock local competition and win the support of 300,000+ driver household voters!
@sarithaforny
@DMV_Driver@obiriders Now they can require drivers to have that but the problem is is that the current TNC laws in most states require the company to provide the commercial insurance. Doing it that way is extremely expensive and that means drivers will be missing out on quite a bit of income.
For context, this is a simplified look at how sudden macro population shifts distort localized supply chains, housing availability, and entry-level wages. Thoughts?
Can a local economy actually sustain a massive, sudden spike in population without completely collapsing the housing and job markets?
Look at the math on Example A vs. Example B. How do you counter the basic laws of supply and demand here? Let me know below. 👇
#economics
@NassauExec Bruce a good idea would be to appeal to all the gig workers in NY. We need serious change. Hochul has asked illegals to saturate our markets driving down pay and making work much more scarce. The TNC law needs to be overhauled. Those licenses given to illegals need revoked.
@JoJoFromJerz But did anyone die or get hurt though? I love how critical everyone is of the current administration. Unprecedented criticism for any and everything. Keep that same energy when another democratic president is elected.