Everything’s Impossible – Until It Isn’t

They said man would never fly. That electricity couldn’t be tamed. That nobody would ever walk on the moon, or carry the power of a supercomputer in their pocket.

Every major milestone we now take for granted was once ridiculed, doubted, or dismissed as crazy. And yet, someone did it. Because someone always does.

That same spirit lives in this campaign.

They’ll say New York is too far gone. That the system is too corrupt, the taxes too high, the crime too embedded, the education too broken, and the people too divided.

But here’s the truth:

• The middle class can rise again if government steps aside.
• Our kids can get a better education—if we stop following D.C. and start leading from Albany.
• Our streets can be safe—if we stop letting repeat offenders walk free.
• The working poor can thrive—if we lift the barriers, not just hand out crumbs.

This campaign isn’t about fitting the mold.

It’s about smashing it to pieces. I’m not a good candidate by old-world political standards—and that’s exactly why I’m the right one.

I wasn’t born into a dynasty. I didn’t climb the ranks through backroom deals. I clawed my way through real life—and I’m running so regular people finally get a seat at the table.

And just like those who came before us and changed everything—they’ll laugh, they’ll doubt, they’ll dismiss us.

Until we win. Then they’ll say it was always possible.