Now we're talking. First day action, instead of excuses why it can't be done on the first day after promising it for the last few years as a central point of their campaign.

The SPEED Task Force (Streamlining Procedures to Expedite Equitable Development) will identify and remove bureaucratic and permitting barriers that drive up costs and slow housing construction and lease-up, making it more affordable to build and easier to access housing across New York City.

You can bet this is what he talked with Trump.

He's out of the traps and moving fast, doing what he promised, as he promised, in the timeframe he promised. Let's wait for even more accusations from those who haven't delivered what they promised.

Nice acronyms!

Wait, wait, wait...

A company screws up and ruins itself, and the government concerns itself with the PEOPLE who will be screwed by the irresponsible actions of an unaccountable company, instead of socializing the company's losses and leaving the tenants to fend for themselves?

I never thought I'd live to see it happen.

This is the kind of shit you get done day 1 when you have Lina Kahn running your transition team

Wow, a report due sometime this year?

#1 and #3 sound food, and I understand many things require time. #2 sounds like the beginnings of thinking about a plan stuff that lead democrats to rarely actually getting anything done.

Good day 1. This needs to keep up with week 1 and month 1 culminating in tentpole reforms that are actually rolling out by the end of the year at the latest.

It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for him.

I now fear the "2nd amendment" folks will suddenly be proactive against the "government".

He's going to be labeled as a "communist".