Zohran Mamdani wants to bring socialism to City Hall.
Government grocery stores. Rent control expansion.
Tax hikes in a city already bleeding taxpayers.
Let’s break down why his NYC mayoral plan is a rerun nobody asked for — and why voters won’t buy it. 🧵
🏪 First up: government-run grocery stores.
He says it’ll fight food deserts.
Reality? We’ve seen this movie.
• Soviet Union: ration lines
• Venezuela: no food, no funding
• San Francisco pilot? $20 eggs and ghost aisles
Mamdani talks about “greedy corporations” fueling inflation.
In truth:
• Fed printed trillions
• COVID-era stimulus overheated demand
• Supply chain collapsed
This inflation isn’t fixed with more government — it was government.
🏘️ Rent control 2.0?
Berlin tried it. So did Boston and San Francisco.
Result:
• Landlords sold off units
• Housing supply tanked
• Market rents soared
Mamdani’s housing plan makes it worse for the working class he claims to help.
🚓 He backs police “reimagining” — soft on crime with hard consequences.
We tried this post-2020. NYC got looting, violence, subway chaos.
Even Eric Adams had to pivot back to order.
Zohran wants to drag us back to Gotham circa 1977.
“Tax the rich” is a classic crowd-pleaser — until the rich leave.
NY already saw a tax exodus:
• High earners relocated to FL, TX
• Remote work made moving easy
Now Mamdani wants to double down and tax what’s not even here?
The timing couldn’t be worse.
Groceries are up. Rent is up. Insurance is up.
You think struggling New Yorkers want to experiment with a system that failed in the Eastern Bloc?
🗳️ Don’t let Twitter fool you — NYC voters lean moderate when times get hard.
Adams beat progressives.
Kathy Hochul barely held NYS.
People want sanity, not slogans.
Inflation is political poison for ideologues like Mamdani.
Remember when DeBlasio ran on the same issues?
Mamdani’s blueprint sounds bold, but we’ve seen it crash:
• Dinkins-era NYC? Crime and flight
• De Blasio’s reign? Homelessness and decay
Same policies, different packaging.
It didn’t work then. It won’t work now.
Bottom line: Mamdani’s “People’s NYC” sounds poetic in a podcast — but try living in it.
When you’re paying $9 for eggs, you don’t want a lecture on class struggle.
You want lower prices, safer streets, and real leadership.
Socialism can’t deliver. NYC voters know it.
He’s also known for changing his accent depending on whose speaking with him 👇
His famous quote
“Nepotism and hard work go a long way”
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🧵THREAD: Why Did Trump Hire Two Epstein-Tied Prosecutors?
Why did Donald Trump, who had a public friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, hire both Alex Acosta and Pam Bondi—two people tied to Epstein’s Florida prosecution?
Coincidence or calculated?
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Let’s start with Alex Acosta.
He was the U.S. Attorney in South Florida who cut that infamous sweetheart deal with Epstein in 2007—allowing a serial predator to avoid federal charges.
Instead of distancing himself, Trump made him Secretary of Labor in 2017.
Why?
Acosta later told officials:
“I was told Epstein ‘belonged to intelligence.’”
This wasn’t addressed. No hearings, no accountability, and certainly no follow-up by the administration that hired him.
🚨JRE x Sanders 🧵
For the folks who haven’t updated their mental model on politics since 2016, this one’s gonna sting.
Opening fireworks
Rogan didn’t ease into it—he launched immediately, mimicking “Bernie’s awkward deflection” about that Elon Musk/Trump $288M donation. The back-and-forth heated up fast as Rogan repeatedly pressed Sanders.
What happened to Europe after mass “asylum-based” immigration? Let’s talk about the economic pressure, rising crime, and a wave of terror attacks that politicians still struggle to explain. 🧵
Since 2015, the EU has accepted millions of migrants—many from war-torn or unstable Islamic nations. This was framed as a moral necessity. But the economic and social fallout has been devastating for many local communities.
In the UK, asylum-seeker housing costs taxpayers £8M per day (Home Office, 2023). Germany has spent over €140B on migration since 2015. These costs crowd out services for native citizens, especially the working class
Tucker Carlson & Mike Benz expose the hidden role of NGOs in a May 27, 2025, discussion. Benz argues they’re not just charities—they’re a $15B shadow network shaping global and domestic policy. Let’s break it down 🧵
Benz calls NGOs the “stem cell” of a “blob”—State Department, CIA, USAID, and corporate interests working together. Operating without voter oversight, they raise questions about accountability. Americans deserve transparency.
Per Benz, NGOs like the Open Society Foundation align with U.S. foreign policy to influence regime change abroad. Now, they’re targeting domestic affairs. This risks undermining American sovereignty—a core concern for patriots. #AmericaFirst