Empowering Change Together

Join us in our mission to create a more inclusive and prosperous New York City. Together, we can bring about positive change for all.

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LETTER TO OUR PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP:  

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 I'm Montell Moseley, and I'm running to be your next NYC Mayor and I am on the primary ballot for County C
Committee, Assembly District 029/27 because New York City deserves a leader who understands both its struggles and its possibilities.

Like many of you, I'm not a career politician. My path mirrors that of leaders I admire, including
President Donald Trump, who built his success from the ground up. Just as he transformed from
a businessman into a leader who opened doors for diverse communities, I aim to bring that same
practical, results-driven approach to City Hall.

Let's be direct about where we stand today. Too many New Yorkers are being priced out of their
neighborhoods. When 3.5 million housing applications flood our affordable housing lottery each
year, that's not just a statistic – it's a crisis. Families are choosing between rent and food. Young
professionals are couch-surfing because they can't afford studios. Seniors wonder if they'll have
to abandon communities they've called home for decades.

This isn't just about housing – it's about dignity. About stability. About giving every New Yorker
a real shot at building a life in this city we all love.

I've had the privilege of working alongside President Trump's transition team, and I've seen
firsthand how an outsider's perspective can bring fresh solutions to old problems. Like him, I
believe that our differences make us stronger, and that background shouldn't limit opportunity.

As your mayor, I'll bring concrete solutions, not empty promises. Here's what we'll do:

First, we'll overhaul our affordable housing approach. The current system fails when millions
compete for a handful of units. But we need to be smart about this. I've seen how private
companies sometimes exploit Section 8 programs, selling dreams to unsuspecting tenants. These
companies aren't losing money – they're often looking for ways to replace low-income residents
with middle-class tenants. We'll close these loopholes and protect our most vulnerable residents.

Second, we'll launch a Second Chance Initiative for working families struggling with credit
issues. Your credit score shouldn't determine your worth as a tenant, especially when so many
hardworking New Yorkers are still recovering from recent economic challenges.

Third, we'll forge partnerships between our business community and neighborhoods to create
good-paying jobs. Economic development should mean opportunity for all New Yorkers, not
displacement.

I understand skepticism about outsiders entering politics. But like President Trump proved,
sometimes it takes an outsider to see solutions that career politicians miss. Every policy decision
affects real families, real businesses, real lives.

Working alongside Vice President Vance and the administration, we'll ensure New York City
remains a beacon of opportunity. This isn't about partisan politics – it's about bringing common
sense solutions to uncommon challenges. It's about building a New York that works for
everyone, not just the privileged few.

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The strength of New York has always been its diversity – in race, background, ideas, and
perspectives. As your mayor, I'll ensure every voice is heard, every neighborhood is served, and
every New Yorker has a shot at their dreams, regardless of color or background.

I'm asking for your support not because I have all the answers, but because I'm committed to
finding them – together with you. Let's make New York City a place where winning the housing
lottery isn't the only way to afford a home. Where small businesses can thrive. Where our
diversity remains our greatest strength.

Join me in this fight for New York's Aas Mayor of NYC future. Together, we can build a city that truly works for all
of us.
Thank you, God bless you, and God bless New York City.

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