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19:08Now PlayingMatt and David break down NYC Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to create publicly-run grocery stores—and explain why it’s not just good, it’s necessary. With food deserts growing and private chains abandoning low-income neighborhoods, Mamdani’s plan offers a common-sense solution rooted in meeting people’s basic needs, not corporate profit.
They tackle the predictable freakout from conservatives and centrists, while making the populist case for why public services like this are what government should be doing in the first place. Turns out, letting people eat is actually… popular!
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