Zohran Mamdani Provoked a Bipartisan Meltdown

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jacobin.com/2025/11/socialism-barbarism-mamdani…

Zohran Mamdani’s campaign represented a struggle for basic dignity and an affirmation of democratic potential. It was ceaselessly denounced by political and media elites from across the spectrum as something sinister, violent, and dangerous.

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piefood

5 months ago

Both:
* bomb kids
* fight against the working class
* fight against healthcare for all
* give tax money to their rich friends
* fight against human rights
* support genocide
* support large corporations
* support destroying the planet
* support suveillance systems
* support war
* fight aganst making the rich pay their fair share of taxes
* support rapists for president
* support authoritarianism
* openly fight against what their voters want
* support mass deportations without due process
* support the killing of american citizens
* support torture programs

two completely different parties

lol, sure thing buddy

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edited 5 months ago

DNC want to, based solely on their past legislation and voting history:

tax the rich
remove money from politics
Fairly redistrict to prevent gerrymandering
Implement holding time limitations, criminal only focus, and habeus corpus and proper court hearings for immigration enforcement

You live in a fantasy land.

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