her personal finances in a 93-page disclosure revealing an investment portfolio worth as much as $48.2 million and a list of more than a dozen clients representing the heights of corporate power, including AT&T, Lyft, and Pfizer. Dunn is a co-founder of the public relations and lobbying firm SKDKnickerbocker, and was a close adviser to former president Barack Obama as well as the Biden presidential campaign.
In addition to raising the question of what Anita Dunn can reasonably work on without creating a conflict of interest, SKDK’s corporate advocacy in New York raises a deeper question: How can the Democratic Party credibly claim to prioritize climate, labor, and housing issues while being advised at the highest level by the leader of a firm actively working against the party’s ostensible goals?on efforts by gig work companies — led by app-based taxi corporations Uber and Lyft — to pass a law in...
Taxpayers for an Affordable New York emerged in 2019 when the New York State legislature, newly controlled Democrats, was considering a package of bills advanced by housing justice activists to expand tenants’ rights against eviction and to allow for municipalities across the state to establish rent controls.
“How can the Democratic Party credibly claim to prioritize climate, labor, and housing issues while being advised at the highest level by the leader of a firm actively working against the party’s ostensible goals?” How about they don’t care?
This is how she and Manchin keep you from having nice things and better health.