Why many NYC Democrats will never vote
for Zohran Mamdani, in their own words
Posted By: Mercedes44, 10/28/2025 6:16:18 AM
Zohran Mamdani may have won the Democratic primary in the race to become New York City’s next mayor, but many local Democrats still oppose him. In fact, he didn’t get a majority of votes in the first round against Andrew Cuomo, Brad Landers, and others. The Post spoke to several “never Mamdani” Democrats from across the city about what worries them about the frontrunner, from his anti-business policies to his lack of understanding of working class struggles: “If you know anything about Black history since the great migration, it was only by purchasing private property that we were able to gain economic empowerment in New York City … So,
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A new report being shared with Democrats is filled with bad news about their party.
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of Environmental Damage Caused by Onshore
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Are Young Britons Moving Right?
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Since the turn of the century or thereabouts, the rule in British politics has been that the young lean Left and the old lean Right. This trend is seen in many countries but is more pronounced in Britain than almost anywhere else.
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“Since that initial inquiry, additional public reporting has raised further questions about Mr. Mamdani’s past statements and associations, including his refusal to disavow violent, anti-American rhetoric and continued public praise for individuals convicted of providing material support for Hamas,” Ogles wrote.
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From Argentina to Japan, MAGA is going global.
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Here in America, the Springsteen biopic opened to a truly dreadful $9.1 million. With billions more customers available overseas and Springsteen’s status as a global superstar, you’d think that’s where the money is.Nope.
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