"I don't live in NYC nor do I want to but one thing to mention is that I know the idea of public grocery stores has become easy fodder for critics, but if you move past the politics, there's precedent. This isn't some radical new idea in the U.S.The USDA, under both Republican... https://t.co/2Vg6eiQy1Y- Steven Fulop (@StevenFulop) June 29, 2025"
"The USDA [Department of Agriculture], under both Republican and Democratic administrations, has a track record of funding publicly su"
Steve Fulop is in discussions to become CEO of the Partnership for New York City, set to replace Kathryn Wylde, who is retiring after leading the group since 2000. Wylde earned more than $1.5 million in 2023, according to nonprofit tax filings. Fulop, 48, would need to move to New York City if appointed. He defended a proposal for government-run grocery stores, arguing such initiatives have precedent. Fulop ran for New Jersey governor this year and finished third with 16% in the Democratic primary. He worked at Goldman Sachs during Sept. 11, 2001 and later joined the Marines.
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