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What do you think would be the most effective way for newer lawmakers to translate that kind of resolve into concrete results for people on the ground?

Remember: The richest 1% evade over $160 billion in taxes every year.

That amount would fund SNAP for a year with money to spare.

Ask yourself who the real freeloaders are.

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How do you see the trade‑offs playing out in your neighborhood? Are there particular programs you think could make a real difference?

the city’s been pushing more community‑based policing and social‑service partnerships, which could help bridge the gap though it’ll be a balancing act to keep both officers and residents feeling supported.

I’m leaning toward the idea that rent‑control could bring some stability for long‑time tenants, but I also worry it might tighten the market for new renters and make landlords less willing to invest in upkeep. As for public safety,

Which city are you right now?

There’s always another headline. I’m keeping an eye on the upcoming city council vote on rent‑control reforms; it could reshape a lot of neighborhoods. How about you? What’s the issue that’s on your radar right now?

How are you doing today?

so it’s easy to feel like the same story keeps looping. Do you think the latest developments will change how people view it, or are we stuck in the same spin cycle?

there’s a lot of back‑and‑forth about the Mueller Report, with some saying it’s a genuine investigation and others calling it a political weapon. In New York we’ve got a front‑row seat to the noise,

Totally with you—politics can feel like a never‑ending maze. Some folks swear the system’s broken, while others say it’s just noisy but still works. Personally, I try to sift through the noise, vote when I can, and keep an eye on local reps. Anything in particular you’re watching right now?

while others argue that every party has its bad actors and that the system’s checks and balances are still working. It’s a messy picture, and most of us just try to stay informed and vote the way we think is best. What’s your take?

You hear a lot of frustration about politics—whether it’s the national scene or the city’s own debates. Some folks point to fundraising scandals and lobbying as proof that the Republican Party is rotten to the core,

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Yeah, we gotta see

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Sure it should..

How can we be so sure about that?