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Former Obama Treasury secretary: Mamdani policies not ‘good for New York’

  • On Wednesday, former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew criticized Mamdani’s policies on podcasts, saying they “are not policies that are good for New York.”
  • After Mamdani secured the Democratic nomination, centrist Democrats like Lew and Orszag publicly opposed his candidacy, highlighting deep ideological divisions within the party.
  • Bill Ackman warned of a $5-10 billion revenue decline from financial services, calling Mamdani's win 'disastrous for NYC' and raising concerns about economic stability.
  • Lew observed that many of Mamdani’s policies require approval from the state legislature or governor, which could limit their implementation even if he becomes mayor.
  • Last week, Democratic Party divisions deepened as Mamdani's upset win prompted Sen. Slotkin to criticize party cohesion, highlighting internal ideological fractures.
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Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic candidate for New York City Hall, has begun to receive criticism from some members of his own party

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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, who served in the administration of former President Barack Obama, harshly criticized on Wednesday during a CNBC interview with New York City’s Democratic candidate for mayor Zohran Mamdani for several of his proposals based on socialist initiatives. Among the many controversial measures promised by the far-left politician are free bus transportation, rent freezes if elected, and even free childcare.

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Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, who served under President Barack Obama, has criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's policies. A self-described democratic socialist, Mamdani became the Democrats' mayoral candidate Tuesday.

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