Staff Reports
It’s another day of liberal pandemonium in Washington as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rolls out the red carpet for New York City’s latest socialist dreamer, Zohran Mamdani. In a feeble attempt to rally her fractured party, AOC hosted a breakfast for Mamdani, trying desperately to sell him as the next big thing for America’s largest city. But the real question is, who are they kidding?
Mamdani’s policies read like a wish list for the most radical leftist fantasies. Government-run grocery stores, rent-freezing schemes, and a blatant disdain for property owners — it’s like a socialist experiment gone wrong. Yet here we have the Democratic party’s so-called rising stars hoping to crown him as the savior of New York City. It’s a sad state of affairs when the party of Kennedy and Clinton now courts a man who would be right at home in Venezuela.
This gathering of far-left foot soldiers in D.C. screams of desperation. They’ve failed spectacularly to convince more moderate party members to endorse Mamdani. It seems even the stalwarts of the Democratic establishment realize that tethering their hopes to radical socialism is a surefire path to disaster. Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, while open to dialogue, haven’t rushed to embrace this budding socialist experimenter — and who can blame them?
AOC Hosts DC Breakfast to Rally Support Behind Mamdani https://t.co/YOCD8HHQ8n Was Farmer John's Pure Pork Sausage on the breakfast menu?🐷 "Zohran Mamdani is the Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City, and as a Democrat, I am rallying behind our nominee."
— AtomBob (@atombob357) July 16, 2025
With Donald Trump in the Oval Office, it’s no wonder he’s eyeing this spectacle with amusement. Mamdani, branded by many as a modern-day communist, is not exactly the competition the Republicans should fear. Trump himself can barely stifle a chuckle, dismissing Mamdani’s candidacy as a laughably bold venture into an ideology that countless countries have already rejected.
And then there’s Andrew Cuomo, re-appearing like a forgotten actor in a political drama. After losing the Democratic primary, he’s back in the fray as an independent, arguably the most significant challenge to Mamdani. If a former governor is what stands as the strongest competitor, it only highlights the weakness and disarray within the New York Democratic circle.
The Democratic Party is plunging headlong down a rabbit hole of radicalism, with AOC as the ringmaster of this chaotic circus. The question is, how far left can they go before they snap back to reality? Or perhaps the real question is: How much more will the American people take before they say enough is enough?
