Zohran Mamdani...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump, Cuomo and Adams are weaponizing Mamdani as an anti-semite for their own political purposes. Thee non-Jews. Don't fall for it.

Adam’s is corrupt and did a horrible this last term. He got nothing done, the city hasn’t looked this bad since the early 90s. The only reason he’s not a felon is he made a deal with the devil (trump) and sold out the city in exchange for the charges on him being dropped. How is he even relevant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump, Cuomo and Adams are weaponizing Mamdani as an anti-semite for their own political purposes. Thee non-Jews. Don't fall for it.

Wtf are you talking about?

His previous posts and speeches on the anti-israel and anti-Jewish matters are readily available, even if archived in his attempt to scrub them away.

His slick Willie non-responses to questions are also all recorded, as are his constant woken clichés and over-use of actual-accomplished people’s quotes.

He talks like an internet influencer who never read an actual book, just the cliff notes and talks about about that. Shallow. Nothing new.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump, Cuomo and Adams are weaponizing Mamdani as an anti-semite for their own political purposes. Thee non-Jews. Don't fall for it.

Adam’s is corrupt and did a horrible this last term. He got nothing done, the city hasn’t looked this bad since the early 90s. The only reason he’s not a felon is he made a deal with the devil (trump) and sold out the city in exchange for the charges on him being dropped. How is he even relevant.

He took money from Turkish money launderers who probably have funded actual terror groups for all we know and he’s friends with Kanye west- a proud anti semite. He spends his days partying in nightclubs and drinking, while Cuomo spends his time trying to get interns to touch his crotch. They both are not going to be staying up at night worrying about New Yorkers or how to make their lives better. I think Mamdani has the interest to help New Yorkers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

Thx for constantly proving you know nothing about world history, foreign policy or politics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump, Cuomo and Adams are weaponizing Mamdani as an anti-semite for their own political purposes. Thee non-Jews. Don't fall for it.

Adam’s is corrupt and did a horrible this last term. He got nothing done, the city hasn’t looked this bad since the early 90s. The only reason he’s not a felon is he made a deal with the devil (trump) and sold out the city in exchange for the charges on him being dropped. How is he even relevant.

He took money from Turkish money launderers who probably have funded actual terror groups for all we know and he’s friends with Kanye west- a proud anti semite. He spends his days partying in nightclubs and drinking, while Cuomo spends his time trying to get interns to touch his crotch. They both are not going to be staying up at night worrying about New Yorkers or how to make their lives better. I think Mamdani has the interest to help New Yorkers

R u talking about the free Turkish hotel upgrade? Lol.

Read the details PP. Then report back with actual facts of the witch hunt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump, Cuomo and Adams are weaponizing Mamdani as an anti-semite for their own political purposes. Thee non-Jews. Don't fall for it.

Wtf are you talking about?

His previous posts and speeches on the anti-israel and anti-Jewish matters are readily available, even if archived in his attempt to scrub them away.

His slick Willie non-responses to questions are also all recorded, as are his constant woken clichés and over-use of actual-accomplished people’s quotes.

He talks like an internet influencer who never read an actual book, just the cliff notes and talks about about that. Shallow. Nothing new.

Is he shallow enough to try and bang younger women in the office and hang in nightclubs and strip clubs at 60 years old? He’s 34 years old. He is recently wed and doesn’t even have a kid yet yet he still understands and speaks to working families concerns more than so called seasoned politicians with actual families already

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

Thx for constantly proving you know nothing about world history, foreign policy or politics.

What does world history or foreign policy have to do with taxation? Once again; you don’t understand Americans had to run to a Muslim and a reality tv show host because they understood America first. New Yorkers don’t give a damn about helping a Turk buy his dream penthouse or hotel in Manhattan or helping Israel get the social services we don’t even have here or in Puerto Rico (an actual commonwealth that pays taxes to the US)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

100%

That's what young people want and they have realized the way to get this is to elect younger candidates with the same ideologies.

Mamdani is the hot name right now, but there' are dozens behind him gearing up to run campaigns just like his to snatch up the young votes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The bbb is going to help him win. Medicaid cuts will have a huge impact on nyc in particular. Half the city’s on Medicaid

Obama enlarged welfare by pushing up minimums significantly and allowing illegals coverage (asylum, anchor babies, anchor baby parents).
Those are now rolled back.

The constitution calls to care for the common defense and general welfare of the public. Why is that second part a big problem for people? Majority of Medicaid enrollees are US citizens. Medicaid covers 70 million Americans including half of Us children and almost half of all seniors. Nursing homes, parents with kids with disabilities that can’t work, and hospital systems will feel the effects of Medicaid cuts and those effects will reverberate throughout school systems as well. Do you want sick kids to come to school and spread illness because they can’t go to the doctor to cure a pink eye or chicken pox? This will have major ripple effects everywhere

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

100%

That's what young people want and they have realized the way to get this is to elect younger candidates with the same ideologies.

Mamdani is the hot name right now, but there' are dozens behind him gearing up to run campaigns just like his to snatch up the young votes.

Good. Millenials are generation 9/11 and generation Obama and will be a far better agent of change and integrity than the selfish awful boomers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a result of colonialism, Indians dominated Uganda's economy, particularly in trade and commerce. They owned a significant portion of businesses and contributed substantially to tax revenue. This economic prominence led to resentment and anti-Indian sentiment among some native Ugandans, especially as African entrepreneurs sought opportunities in the economy and civil service that were largely held by Indians.

What does this have to do with anything? Indians are half the global population so it’s not surprising to see more Indians rise in politics. Nikki Haley is Indian and nobody seems to notice because she changed her name

[Anonymous]

A Shiite Muslim born in Uganda to ethnic Indian parents. Moved to America years later and became citizens a decade after that.

Nice! Only in America! So generous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think between now and November, Mamdani should make the pilgrimage to Tel Aviv and Western Wall as a way to quell the fears of Israeli supporters in New York and help unite the democrats within the city.

It be a nice gesture that would make his transition to mayor much less contentious.

No no no. He’s too busy have NYC coffee chats over-promising benefits he has no idea how to instigate.

The fact that you call it benefits rather than rights says it all. People want their taxes to work for them and service them not the elites and foreign migrants and foreign nations

100%

That's what young people want and they have realized the way to get this is to elect younger candidates with the same ideologies.

Mamdani is the hot name right now, but there' are dozens behind him gearing up to run campaigns just like his to snatch up the young votes.

Learn to sock puppet your own posts better PP.

You must be new on DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The bbb is going to help him win. Medicaid cuts will have a huge impact on nyc in particular. Half the city’s on Medicaid

We need 100 more of him running for offices across the country. That should keep the maga lunatics busy.

Russia and China will gladly fund that. Check it out online.

Nah but AIPAC and their zionist friends will definitely fund the opposition to the tune of hundreds of millions.