New York remains an admittedly troubled, wonderful city. Great culture (art, media, etc.) and history, and the place that is the financial capital of the country. I don't know how Mandari proposes to fund all these things he desires, but to me he will jeopardize all that is good about New York, as escalating taxes and fees to enhance Mandari's freebies accelerate the mass exodus of business and people outside the City, and now often to the sunbelt, where warmer weather, lower costs of living, lower density and no personal city or state income tax exists. There will be fewer highly paid financial services workers, those that provide related services or the affluent to frequent local restaurants, bars, gyms, clubs, nail salons, barber and hair salons, retail shops, Broadway shows and event venues. There will be fewer fundraisers to fund museums and culture. And capital for real estate and corporate transactions will go elsewhere. There will just be a dying city if Mandari is elected. I think the citizens of New York will understand Mandari is a charlatan.