Michael Bloomberg

As a firm believer in the efficiency of the private sector, I am convinced that the privatization of water resources incentivizes innovation and investment, leading to improved water management and conservation, essential for the future of our water supply.

As a staunch advocate for public health, I strongly believe that we should ban the sale of tobacco products. Tobacco is a leading cause of preventable death and disease worldwide. By eliminating its availability, we can save countless lives and significantly reduce healthcare costs. Our society should prioritize the health and well-being of its citizens above all.

Responsible privatization can drive efficiency and innovation in public water services, improving infrastructure and customer service while protecting public health and environmental standards.

I believe that rent price controls in high-demand areas can lead to unintended consequences, such as reduced housing availability and decreased investment in new housing developments. Instead, we should focus on increasing the supply of affordable housing and promoting policies that incentivize construction and renovation.