NYC DREAM

12/20/2020

Why are Albany, Washington, and City Hall always trying to punish people for where they live — while taking six figure salaries for working half the year? We need new leaders ready to turn the page on the past and the pandemic, who can help pave the way towards a brighter, more affordable, more inclusive future.

While taxes spur relocations by the rich, lower costs, bigger living spaces and better quality of life are driving other Americans during the pandemic.

12/18/2020

Yes, Mayor Bill de Blasio, many bristle at that phrase... for good reason. sucks — just ask anyone who’s ever fled from it and sought safe haven here.

While we agree our education system in the city is broken, we need common sense, practical reforms — not more of the same feckless bureaucratic fiats that do nothing to solve the fundamental dysfunction that New York City Department of Education simply aren’t putting students first.

“Mayor Bill de Blasio: "Our mission is to redistribute wealth." https://t.co/42Dv9tsRK0”

12/15/2020

The people have spoken. So have the and . And now that the first New Yorkers have received the vaccine, our city can finally begin to bounce back — the point: we can’t wait to turn the page on 2020.

New Yorkers are used to struggle, we’re used to hardship. We know we’re tougher than most. With the advent of COVID-19, many of us have lost friends, lost family, lost jobs, been forced to shutdown the businesses we built with our very own blood, sweat, and tears.

We’ve watched as many of our friends, our neighbors have left for greener pastures, while those who’ve stayed wonder when is the madness gonna end — wondering when can we go back to living, working, and raising our family free from fear?

Our schools have been closed... then they haven’t... then they’re closed again. Now, our children will inevitably pay the price for our city’s and our state’s failed leadership. Enough with the games. It’s time to get something done.

If this year has taught us anything, it’s that we need each other... and we need sleep. Lots of sleep.

Next year will be daunting, that’s for sure. We’re drowning in tens of billions of debt and deficits — renters need relief, businesses need backup. We need leaders who can answer these challenges with common sense, with practicality, with real solutions... not just rhetoric.

We’re fed up, we’re frustrated, and we’re ready to fight. We’re ready to pitch in and help save the city we all love — the city we know we can be again. Join us.

Dare to dream.