Mayor Mamdani just announced that he will be opening 5 city-run, tax-funded grocery stores: “Prices set at 30% below retail prices”



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    1. blink_twice_9465 on

      It’s so amazing how he’s followed through on what he promised in his campaigns. A politician with integrity.

    2. lefthandedciiig on

      This is smart, we create a competitive market by offering a GOVERMENT OPTION that anchors retail to lower costs.

    3. Amazing that he’s proving that government CAN work for the people. It doesn’t have to make things harder.

    4. Sleepy-Giraffe947 on

      Incredible, in less than a year, this man has done so much more good for New York than a bunch of his predecessors combined!

    5. soupseasonbestseason on

      i am from a state entrenched in generational poverty that has seen the majority of our major grocery stores flee and create food deserts where no one has access to anything outside of gas station or fast food options.

      god i wish our representatives looked to this man as an example to follow.

      instead our mayor has made camping on the sidewalk an arrestable offense.

    6. fredowithoutal on

      Kyle Kuzuma….what exactly have you done to help people struggling with the cost of living??? Besides a good chuckle at your basketball skills.

    7. ThisUsernameWillRock on

      In Canada grocery stores set prices x3 what they should be and the government does nothing about it. This guy is in office for a year and already he introduced low cost government run grocery stores…

    8. It goes to show that most politicians are just lying pricks, he campaigned on policies and is coming good on them.

    9. Every state should start with no sales tax on any grocery item that is SNAP approved.

    10. Specialist-Bee-9406 on

      Why do I get the mayor under corruption investigation, and not this guy?!

      *pouts*

    11. Finally some good news. May there come many more stores!!

      Sincerely

      Skeletor 💜

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    12. I am waiting for everyone to forget what a military commissary is. They do something similar for military families. The rest of us deserve it, too.

    13. I have a very ignorant question, please ELI5; what are the actual consequences of some of the decisions he’s making? Because it almost feels likes it’s all positive outcomes with little cost. If that’s so, then how come these decisions weren’t made before? What did previous decision makers have to lose?