JPMorgan CEO, Dimon, spoke with the New York town hall candidate whom he called “Marxist”
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CEO of JPMorgan Chase Jamie Dimon He would have had a call last week with the candidate for New York town hall, Zohran Mamdani, who, according to him, was “more Marxist than a socialist”.
Dimon’s call with Mamdani, a member of American Democratic Socialists, was a friendly conversation, Bloomberg News reported, citing people informed of the call.
The conversation followed Dimon’s criticism with regard to Mamdani’s ideological preferences for government control and occurred while the State Assembly noted a lead new York Mayor race despite criticism and similar apprehensions by the city’s business community.
Mamdani held these meetings with the help of Kathryn Wylde, CEO of Partnership for New York, which has helped to establish links with business leaders whose companies are members of the coalition. According to the report.
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The CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, would have had a conversation with the candidate of the mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, after having criticized him as a “Marxist”. (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Other supporters of Mamdani intervened to help facilitate meetings, including the New York State Attorney General Letitia James and the New York Brad Lander controller, according to the report.
Dimon declared last month at an event in Ireland that Mamdani is “more Marxist than a socialist” and called the Democrats for having said “well, he underlines real problems, affordable housing and grocery prices”. ” Dimon added that Mamdani pushes “the same ideological mush which means nothing in the real world”.
Mamdani’s candidacy has proven controversial with members of the business world, the campaign platform of the Democratic socialist, including a certain number of controversial policy proposals that could prove to be expensive for the city finances.
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Zohran Mamdani is the Democratic candidate for the New York town hall race. (Adam Gray / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The 33 -year -old state assembly asked that the city’s minimum wage be up to $ 30 an hour by 2030, as well as the New York companies tax rate to match the 11.5% of New Jersey companies tax rate.
He also undertook to create grocery stores belonging to the city, which would work without rent without having a property tax when buying and selling at “reduction prices”, to create a “public option” on the grocery store.
Mamdani campaigned on the construction of 200,000 new units of “houses to a permanent union, built by a union” during the next decade. He also proposed to immediately freeze rents for tenants in stabilized rent units.
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A Times Square display panel promotes an anti-Zohran Mamdani, New York City message, New York, Tuesday July 15, 2025. (Fox News Digital / Fox News)
The Mamdani campaign presents a plan to “implement free childcare services for each New York aged 6 weeks to 5 years”.
He also criticized the delivery application platforms, with his campaign website indicating that “deliveries – 80,000 black, brown and immigrant workers – are exploited by application companies which require that they finish deliveries at a dangerous rate”.
Despite the controversy surrounding Mamdani’s political preferences, the Democratic candidate maintains a considerable advance on his main rivals in November Mayor’s election.
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Mamdani holds the tracks on the former governor of New York Andrew Cuomo And the outgoing mayor of New York, Eric Adams, who presents himself as independent candidates, as well as the republican candidate Curtis Sliwa.
