Hochul and Mamdani want to make it harder for New Yorkers to pass down what they've spent a lifetime building.
Family farms, small businesses, and family homes shouldn't have to be sold just to pay another tax.
When I am governor, I'll protect New York families and end policies that punish you for building a future for your kids and grandkids.
January: There's no evidence of voter fraud.
July: Ok, there's a some voter fraud but it's not widespread and the illegals who voted were just confused.
This is CNN.
As Governor, I will eliminate state income tax on the first $50,000 you earn ($100,000 for married couples) and cut your utility bills in half.
Your paycheck should go further in the state you call home.
🚨SEAN PENN THE LIBERAL BONEHEAD IS SELLING HIS $45 MILLION NYC PENTHOUSE AFTER MAMDANI’S WEALTH TAX HITS HIS “2ND HOME” — SUDDENLY HE DOESN’T WANT TO PAY FOR THE POOR ANYMORE!
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This is exactly what we love to see.
Sean Penn’s main home is in Connecticut, so his $45 million penthouse overlooking Union Square in New York is now considered a “2nd home” and is getting slammed with Zohran Mamdani’s wealth tax. Penn is worth $185 million, but he’s suddenly very upset about it.
He says he voted to help the poor, not destroy the people who actually pay all the taxes. Now that it’s his money on the chopping block, he’s changing his tune real fast and putting the place up for sale.
These Hollywood liberals love preaching about taxing the rich and sticking it to the wealthy… until the bill shows up at their door. Then it’s “wait, not me!”
Penn is learning the hard way what happens when you vote for radical communists who actually follow through on their promises to soak the rich.
We love this for him. Sell that penthouse, Sean. Maybe move to a state that doesn’t hate successful people.
Share this everywhere so every liberal celebrity sees what Mamdani’s policies actually do to them!
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Nick Shirley says that no Democrat showed up for a hearing on Medicare fraud. He reminds us that we are paying their salary and he wants to know why they’re getting paid when they don’t show up. It’s actually a very good question.