@lindacohn@MichelleDBeadle@YouTube Just a heads up Linda. Harbaugh was addressing the rookies yesterday at Giants camp. Full training camp starts on July 28th.
My latest op-ed is in the @NYDailyNews. Our closed primary system shuts millions of voters out of the elections that decide who governs us. Time to open primaries to independent voters. If we don't, a tiny fraction of Dems will keep deciding our future.
https://t.co/ceb3CcLRwR
Mitch gets his money -- well-deserved and the price that was planned. Now the Knicks have to find a replacement for one key spot on the roster/rotation.
Yes, your rent is frozen. So is the landlord's budget to fix your heat, your leaks, and your broken freezer. But don't worry, when nothing works, at least the number on your lease stays the same. You can admire it while you eat out.
And the rent won't rise, true. Neither will any new buildings, because no one builds apartments he's forbidden to price. So enjoy the same aging unit for the next thirty years, paying yesterday's rent for tomorrow's ruins.
Freezing a price doesn't freeze reality. It freezes the supply, halts the repairs, and ends the building, while the line of people waiting for an apartment grows longer every year.
But feel the warmth of collectivism: everyone equal, shivering together in identical crumbling units, sharing the broken elevator and the dead freezer as one community.
The number stays the same. That was the promise, and that is all you'll get.
@TheKnicksRecap With the biggest audiences in decades the refs are straight up enabling the Spurs to commit filthy, dangerous, and outright dirty plays.
Gross
When Ken Griffin and Citadel left Chicago:
Total 3-Year Impact: $846M in lost taxes + $2.65B in lost spending = $3.5B economic hit to Illinois/Chicago (not including philanthropy losses).
Breaking: Wall Street giant Apollo aims to open ‘second headquarters’ outside NYC — in latest fallout from Mamdani’s war on the wealthy
https://t.co/BZmTMJXUqV
@MKramerTV I watch your show every week. Sadly you could have done a much better job of fact checking @AdrienneEAdams today. She threw out a lot of accusations against her opponents with no background. Was she speaking the truth? We’ll never know unless we do our own research
Ken Griffin is the American story.
A kid trading out of a dorm room, who went on to build Citadel LLC into a global powerhouse.
He didn’t inherit it. He built it. Took risk. Won.
And what’s the result?
More than 2,500 jobs in New York City. Over $2.3 billion in taxes paid to New York. Over $650 million in philanthropic contributions tied to this city. Thousands more jobs coming from major development projects.
That’s not rhetoric. That’s impact.
But instead of learning from that success, some politicians would rather demonize it.
Because tearing people down is easier than building anything yourself.
So let’s be very real:
If Ken Griffin and firms like his leave New York… who replaces 2,500 high-paying jobs? Who replaces billions in tax revenue? Who funds the services you claim to care about?
A government-run grocery store?
That’s not economic policy. That’s fantasy.
And to @ZohranKMamdani
What have you actually built? How many jobs have you created? How many people depend on you for a paycheck? What real risk have you ever taken?
We need builders. Not people who attack them.