NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Reacts to Speaker Johnson's "Mini Mamdanis" Remark
El-Sayed edged Haley Stevens by less than 1 percentage point and now faces former Rep. Mike Rogers in a pivotal November Senate race.
- On Tuesday, physician Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, narrowly defeating Rep. Haley Stevens by less than 1 percent and advancing to face Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers in November.
- Facing more than $60 million in outside spending, including $30 million from AIPAC, El-Sayed prevailed with a campaign centered on 'Medicare for All,' praised by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson warned on social media of 'radical Marxist Democrats' claiming they 'openly express disdain for America' and embraced 'the failed, dangerous, deadly path of COMMUNISM,' warning the US risked 'being overrun by mini-Mamdanis.'
- On Wednesday, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani hit back at Johnson, arguing the Republican Party is 'deeply out of touch' with Americans and questioning why Johnson found promises like 'money in your pocket' so threatening.
- Despite not campaigning during the primary, Mamdani left the door open to visiting Michigan before November, emphasizing that Democrats must focus on 'the concerns of working-class Americans' to win the general election.
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Wisconsin primary will tell if what happened in Michigan is an anecdote or the beginning of a trend
Washington (EFE) – New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani congratulated progressive physician Abdul El-Sayed on Wednesday for his victory in the Michigan Democratic primary for Senate, stating that his triumph proves he is more than just a “mini Mamdani.” During a press conference, Mamdani expressed his enthusiasm for El-Sayed’s victory. […] The post New York City Mayor Says El-Sayed’s Michigan Primary Win Proves He’s Not a “Mini Mamdani” appeared f…
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Democratic Senate primary has given new strength to the progressive faction in American politics. Abdul, a Muslim of Egyptian descent, will now face Republican Mike Rogers in November. He is widely believed to be America's second Zohran Mamdani.
Next November, the US will vote: In the interim elections, governors and senators will be re-elected in many states. ... The post radical Israelhasser wins pre-elections: In Michigan, a Mamdani clone could come to power appeared first on Apollo News.
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