The Democrats’ DSA dilemma in New York City
2024.12.06—Jewish Insider
Jim Walden has spent his career taking on some of the toughest legal battles in the country. As a nationally recognized trial lawyer, Jim has fought for justice at the highest levels, turning around cases where others failed and standing up for those who need a champion. He’s been a leader in fighting corruption, protecting public housing tenants, and securing rights for the vulnerable. Now, he’s bringing his relentless energy, creative strategies, and passion for justice to the people of New York City.
Throughout his career, Jim has tackled complex problems and delivered groundbreaking solutions. Whether it was securing better housing conditions for over 400,000 public housing tenants, holding corporate and government institutions accountable, or shaping landmark legislation, Jim has proven that he knows how to get things done. His mayoral campaign is about transforming New York’s challenges into opportunities. From public safety to affordable housing, from corruption to economic growth, Jim Walden has the experience and vision to lead New York into a new era of prosperity and fairness.
Protecting our communities while ensuring fair and just policing for all New Yorkers.
Fighting for safe, affordable homes and holding landlords and city agencies accountable.
Supporting small businesses, attracting new industries, and ensuring job creation reaches all five boroughs.
Bringing transparency to city government and rooting out waste and fraud.
Strengthening our schools and empowering youth with real opportunities to succeed.
Expanding bike lanes, reducing emissions, and investing in green infrastructure to make New York a healthier, more sustainable city.
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2024.12.06—Jewish Insider
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