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The Corporate Interests Bankrolling Andrew Cuomo’s Campaign

More Perfect Union | September 1, 2025



Real estate interests have spent over $6 million to make Andrew Cuomo NYC’s next mayor. That’s $6 million more than any other candidate. It could connect to Cuomo helping kill a tax on expensive 2nd homes and helping funnel $6 billion to a huge luxury development as Governor.
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  1. @georgeleddy483

    September 1, 2025 at 11:48 pm

    You are holding back. I asked Google a simple questions. How much Israeli money is in the Hudson Yards development? Here was the AI answer: "According to a February 2016 Bisnow article, Related Companies raised 847 million shekels (equivalent to roughly 216 million US dollars at the time) in the Israeli bond market to partially finance the Hudson Yards development." New York real estate development is riddled with Israeli investments.

  2. @EmperorDeee

    September 1, 2025 at 11:48 pm

    I honestly don't think a billionaire deciding not to buy a couple extra $10m homes is going to make housing affordable. Taxing them for it just seems like "let's rollout some extra tax to the rich because we can".

    Why don't they champion a real bill for actually affordable homes?

  3. @editor_stpress

    September 1, 2025 at 11:48 pm

    The author of the Polity of Beasts said it best in his last book "Maxims and Counsels": "First the regressive virtue-signalers of the West will diversify themselves out of power, and then they will diversify themselves out of existence. The suicidal sickness of their ideology can be seen in their celebration of each step toward their own extinction."

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