Scott Galloway has spent years arguing for higher taxes and more aggressive progressive policies.
Now, the NYU professor and prominent liberal commentator is finding himself on the uncomfortable side of one of those policies after his name appeared in a publicly searchable New York City property database.
Galloway, who is openly supportive of progressive taxation, blasted Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration over the publication of property records that include owners’ names and addresses. He argued that making the information so easy to search creates unnecessary privacy and security concerns for property owners.
