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Beware the company Zohran Mamdani keeps

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Zohran Mamdani has become New York City mayor just a few years after being an unemployed wannabe rapper, a few years after becoming an American citizen, and even a few years after flipping off Christopher Columbus. In other words, he’s the poster child of the modern Democratic Party, especially when we consider that his first speech as mayor would be over the top for Bolshevik revolutionary Leon Trotsky.

Mamdani declared the replacement of frigid “rugged individualism” with “the warmth of collectivism,” which makes sense if you throw the foundation of the United States into the trash and ignore the tens of millions of people killed by the not-so-warm collectivist ideology in the 20th century alone. He also scrapped various anti-antisemitism efforts in New York City — because if there’s one thing we know about Mamdani, it’s that he’s not a fan of the Jews — sorry, Israel.

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