A few months ago, I dug into Cea Weaver's Twitter history because...

According to NYC.gov - "The revitalized Office to Protect Tenants will serve as a central coordinating body to defend tenants’ rights, stand up to landlords, and ensure city agencies act swiftly on behalf of renters facing unsafe or illegal conditions."
Source: nyc.gov/mayors-office/…
1) Does she work effectively with white people, despite her views about them?
2) Does she see homeownership as having any validity in building wealth?
3) Does she really hope we all live in gov housing?
4) Thoughts on the constitution?

We have an interest in making sure that housing is well maintained, and — and we’re gonna take this building away from you.”
- Cea Weaver

"... there’s all sorts of things that organized tenants can do to drive down that market price, especially if, you know, we have strong rent controls."

Yesterday the Mamdani Administration submitted its objection to the bankruptcy sale of a property arguing that the sale shouldn’t go through because the laws in which the mayor has advocated for have made the building an unsustainable business.
To interpret what this means. It’s the city of New York validating in court that the rent stabilization system as it exists is a taking.





















