Democrats fret about national fallout after Mamdani stuns in New York City

Unrealistic? Mamdani’s promises to voters are entirely doable

NEW YORK—Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York primary resulted from an uprising of voters inspired by his message that the largest and most expensive city in the nation can be turned into an affordable place for the besieged working class to live comfortably.

Ousted Former DNC Vice Chair David Hogg Touts Mamdani’s Mayoral Nom Win in ‘Told You So’ Moment on MSNBC

David Hogg celebrates Zohran Mamdani’s primary win, challenging old-school Democrats.

Washington Post: 'Mamdani's victory is bad for New York and the Democratic Party'

"New York cannot take its greatness for granted. Mismanagement can ruin it." The post Washington Post: ‘Mamdani’s victory is bad for New York and the Democratic Party’ first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

In NYC, a young socialist just defeated the Democratic establishment

It was a primary race that pitted competing visions for the Democratic Party against one another, and in the end, the New York progressives emerged victorious. They now believe they have the momentum to change their party.

‘More empty homes in America than there are homeless people’: Affordability agenda drives NY primary

Critics debate whether the primary win of Zohran Mamdani is a referendum on the future of the Democratic party. One thing is certain – he clearly struck a nerve with voters, and it’s that Americans can barely afford to live in this country. Author and economics professor Andre Perry argues that nothing will be affordable if wages can’t keep pace with rising costs. He notes that New York City has “lost 75,000 middle income jobs” just in the last …

Chaos creeps in on little cat's feet

"Great cities fall to the sound of cheering crowds." Ami Kozak on "X" The Democratic Party put another bullet in its head this week with the election of the charming, affable jihadi communist Zohran Mamdani. Is "communist" too harsh a label? (He styles himself, softly, a "socialist.") Yet his campaign platform looks like a template from the venerable Soviet Council of Ministers circa 1957: Free Everything: housing, buses and subways, college, ch…