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No, the Mamdani enemies list isn’t ‘transparency’ — it’s class war

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani claims he doxxed a quarter-million New York City homeowners for the sake of “transparency,” but the only thing transparent about Mamdani’s action is its falsehood.

The Department of Finance sent notices to just 17,000 owners of homes that it suspects don’t live there full-time, units it thinks are valued above the cutoff lines for the new tax.

Sending those letters should have been all the city’s tax collectors needed to do.

Instead, reportedly at the mayor’s personal urging, the DoF released a list of hundreds of thousands of names, addresses and property market values, saying that people subject to the state’s new pied-a-terre tax “may” be listed on it.

Huh? If the city already mailed bills to the 17,000 people being levied,........

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