Intifada on the Hudson: The Selling of Zohran Mamdani

Mamdani is an example of what skillful marketing can accomplish. While he presents himself as the exponent of new ideas that will return government to genuine service of the people, he is actually the latest front man for ideas that are very old and extremely destructive. What Mamdani stands for above all else is state control that would stifle human initiative and destroy the very things that have made New York the greatest city in the world.

Spencer demonstrates that Mamdani has also aided and abetted a dangerous demonization of Israel and Jews that has led to genocide before, and could all too easily do so again.

Like all socialists, Zohran Mamdani is a hypocrite. While living a life of opulence and luxury that includes partying on three continents, he claims there shouldn’t be billionaires. The rules are for the little people he professes to champion.

Even if Zohran Mamdani loses the mayoral race, he is already a national figure and, given the left’s undying love for socialism, is likely to have a lengthy political career. Intifada on the Hudson is a comprehensive guide to why that is not good news.