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Zohran Mamdani is shaking up New York City politics with his radical platform. The democratic socialist candidate promises big government solutions that threaten our free market values. His push for rent freezes and city-run grocery stores would cripple small businesses and explode the budget.
Mamdani’s extreme policies include a $30 minimum wage by 2030 and massive tax hikes on job creators. He’d bankrupt the city with his plan to build 200,000 “affordable” housing units. Hardworking taxpayers would foot the bill for this socialist experiment.
Even fellow Democrats like Andrew Cuomo recognize the danger. Cuomo’s independent run offers common-sense voters an alternative to Mamdani’s extremism. President Trump rightly praised Cuomo as having a “good shot” at victory. America needs strong leaders who understand economics, not radicals.
Polling shows Mamdani leading at 40%, but his ideas remain deeply unpopular outside progressive bubbles. His favorability barely breaks even at 49-40, while Mayor Adams’ ratings have collapsed to 29-70. New Yorkers are waking up to the risks of socialist policies.
Mamdani’s team is desperately lobbying Washington Democrats for support after his primary win. But cozying up to radicals like AOC and Bernie Sanders won’t win over real New Yorkers. Their endorsements prove he’s out of touch with everyday Americans’ needs.
The candidate’s anti-Israel stance is particularly alarming. His pledge to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu shows contempt for our strongest ally. Such grandstanding undermines America’s global leadership for cheap political points.
Conservatives must unite behind Curtis Sliwa to stop Mamdani’s dangerous agenda. Sliwa’s focus on public safety and fiscal sanity offers the only real alternative. The future of our city depends on defeating this socialist takeover.
New York deserves practical solutions, not grand socialist experiments. Mamdani’s radical vision would turn our city into a cautionary tale of failed leftist policies. Common-sense voters must stand against this threat.
