Then I have no explanation other than mass insanity, but I don't live there and no reason to ever go there.Fyi, Zona.
Then I have no explanation other than mass insanity, but I don't live there and no reason to ever go there.Fyi, Zona.
And what are you thought on they guy? Good for NY?
Ultimately, Mamdani has proven to be an energetic and operationally competent manager in his opening chapters, avoiding the worst fears of total administrative gridlock while actively delivering on several bread-and-butter promises for everyday New Yorkers.
Observers note that Mamdani has shown high intelligence and political acumen by recognizing the limits of pure activism. Instead of picking ideological fights that stall government, he has adapted to the "electromagnet" of pragmatic governance. His massive grassroots campaign inspired historic voter turnout, and his high national popularity reflects an appetite for a leader hyper-focused on working-class economic burdens rather than partisan theater.
Rather than treating City Hall solely as an ideological stage, Mamdani's first nine months have included several tangible legislative and operational outcomes:
Affordability & Childcare: Securing a $1.2 billion commitment from Governor Kathy Hochul for his childcare agenda, expanding the city's 3K program and launching free childcare for two-year-olds in several lower-income neighborhoods.
Housing Stability: Utilizing his appointment power on the Rent Guidelines Board to deliver a rent freeze on rent-regulated apartments, aligning with his core campaign pledge to combat the cost-of-living crisis.
Fiscal & Basic Operations: Passing a balanced $124.7 billion municipal budget hours before its deadline. Operationally, his administration aggressively tackled basic infrastructure, filling over 100,000 potholes and leveraging social media to swiftly coordinate emergency labor during major winter blizzards.
Public Safety: Implementing community engagement strategies and municipal reforms that have seen early, notable lowering of crime rates.
Tibs I dont care if he is a Muslim or a catholic. Have know great and ****** of both. i asked you is he good for NY?So tired of all the hysterics and performance politics, how the right has been screaming bloody murder about this guy being a Muslim and a Communist, et al. At the end of the day, he was elected in a resounding manner by constituents he serves in the city, and has done nothing that is over the top, or extremist, from what I can tell. All I hear is bluster, slander, and duplicity when it comes to Mamdani, coming from frothing-at-the-mouth, unhinged right-wingers. He's the perfect boogeyman for the freakazoids who see a Communist! behind every bush, and in every nook and cranny.
He's been in office since January of this year, I'll let this summary of his early returns in office speak for itself.
Tibs I dont care if he is a Muslim or a catholic. Have know great and ****** of both. i asked you is he good for NY?
Good answer. I think he was duly elected and time will tell.Blitz I travel to NYC on business, but don't live there, so I have no opinion on this. Best to ask some native New Yorkers.
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So tired of all the hysterics and performance politics, how the right has been screaming bloody murder about this guy being a Muslim and a Communist, et al. At the end of the day, he was elected in a resounding manner by constituents he serves in the city, and has done nothing that is over the top, or extremist, from what I can tell. All I hear is bluster, slander, and duplicity when it comes to Mamdani, coming from frothing-at-the-mouth, unhinged right-wingers. He's the perfect boogeyman for the freakazoids who see a Communist! behind every bush, and in every nook and cranny.
He's been in office since January of this year, I'll let this summary of his early returns in office speak for itself.
Lol, didn’t you just say you hated performative politics? “Hey I stood next to some Catholic priests so forget that a bunch of my friends think America deserved 9/11 and upset about it is rooted in white supremacy!”
always the sanctimonious biitch
just read this.
start here. its 19 pages. not just board members' opinions.So tired of all the hysterics and performance politics, how the right has been screaming bloody murder about this guy being a Muslim and a Communist, et al. At the end of the day, he was elected in a resounding manner by constituents he serves in the city, and has done nothing that is over the top, or extremist, from what I can tell. All I hear is bluster, slander, and duplicity when it comes to Mamdani, coming from frothing-at-the-mouth, unhinged right-wingers. He's the perfect boogeyman for the freakazoids who see a Communist! behind every bush, and in every nook and cranny.
He's been in office since January of this year, I'll let this summary of his early returns in office speak for itself.
You’re 100% retarded.
No one ever said it was about “Muslims versus America.” It was about radical Islamists against America. Everyone with half a brain understands the difference. You are one of the few who don’t I guess.
I’m gonna disagree. There is no radical Islam or non-radical Islam. There is only Islam. Saying that you’re referring only to radical Islam is like saying racism against whites is reverse racism. There’s only racism.No one ever said it was about “Muslims versus America.” It was about radical Islamists against America. Everyone with half a brain understands the difference. You are one of the few who don’t I guess.
I don't pretend to have a world view on the subject. But I have met several decent people that were islamic.( worshipepd islam?) Nor sure how to say itI’m gonna disagree. There is no radical Islam or non-radical Islam. There is only Islam. Saying that you’re referring only to radical Islam is like saying racism against whites is reverse racism. There’s only racism.
They are what they are. They believe what they believe. You can choose to believe there’s a difference, but you do it at your own peril.
They don’t like you. They don’t like what you or your country stands for, and they want to destroy you and your way of life and put their own on top of it. Do you think they really want to be free? Is that why they show up here and do the exact same **** they do in their own 5th century “civilization?” To them, you’re nothing more than kaffir.
They don’t like me but they aren’t all terrorists or interested in violently imposing their views on the rest of us.I’m gonna disagree. There is no radical Islam or non-radical Islam. There is only Islam. Saying that you’re referring only to radical Islam is like saying racism against whites is reverse racism. There’s only racism.
They are what they are. They believe what they believe. You can choose to believe there’s a difference, but you do it at your own peril.
They don’t like you. They don’t like what you or your country stands for, and they want to destroy you and your way of life and put their own on top of it. Do you think they really want to be free? Is that why they show up here and do the exact same **** they do in their own 5th century “civilization?” To them, you’re nothing more than kaffir.