Mamdani’s anti-American July 4th deal with: Letters – Latest News
The Issue: Mayor Mamdani giving an anti-capitalism July 4th deal with whereas flanked by naturalized residents.
What a sadly missed alternative (“Zo’s US Birthday bash,” July 4).
For our nation’s 250th birthday, Mayor Mamdani may have given a marvelous speech extolling the nation that embraced him as a citizen much less than decade in the past and elected him as mayor of our biggest metropolis. His journey embodies the pathway that’s the American Dream.
Instead, flanked by naturalized residents used as human props staring blankly at a digital camera, he provided a model of an American dystopia. His own profession proves the inanity of his phrases.
Matthew Brief
Manhattan
At no time did the mayor ever “bash” the nation, until you suppose that constructive criticism is a type of bashing. He identified the reality, and for Republicans, the reality hurts.
In no means is Mamdani anti-American, as evidenced in his latest media interviews when he stated the happiest day of his life was when he grew to become a US citizen. The main distinction between the insurance policies of Mamdani and people of the present president is that Mamdani is empathetic to the wants of the people he was elected to serve.
Mamdani had the braveness to say what needed to be stated, and I applaud him for a job properly accomplished.
J.J. Crovatto
Ramsey, NJ
Mamdani’s speech was very centered on what’s fallacious with America. This is a massive cause why he won’t ever be a chief of actual consequence. The indisputable fact that it was rendered on the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the best nation on Earth simply added insult to harm.
I’ve all the time been proud of being a lifetime New Yorker, up till now. He is a whole embarrassment.
Jackie Biaggi
The Bronx
In his deal with marking the 250th anniversary of this nation’s founding, NYC’s mayor simply couldn’t resist bad-mouthing this great nation.
It’s clear this sinister seducer, along with his ubiquitous phony smile, is an ungrateful American.
President Trump was fairly silly to interrupt bread with Mamdani, and the Dems are paying the price for stupidly inviting that wolf into their tent.
James Hyland
Beechhurst
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The DSA successfully “jumped the shark” with its self-satisfied chief Mamdani’s poorly timed screed towards America during its Independence Day celebrations.
His astonishing cluelessness solely crystallized the absurdity of his gang of entitled clowns.
Mamdani and his smug DSA members solely confirmed that their quarter-hour of fame is nearly over. He ought to ask Sen. Chuck Schumer what that seems like.
Frank Diaz-Balart
Tomkins Cove
The mayor’s Independence Day deal with confirmed all his logos: hatred, jealousy and sophistication warfare. It was a bitter combine of communist speaking factors — comparable to about monopolies, negligent landlords and Elon Musk. He talked of the hard-working fingers creating wealth for the few with mushy fingers. His statements on Musk had been a good instance of his jealousy. Yes, Musk is a trillionaire, however this money was not handed to him.
Instead of a benediction inspiring New Yorkers to be grateful, it was a whine by a spoiled baby.
Mark Seitelman
Manhattan
Congratulations to all of the new residents. Through perseverance and bravado, you completed your first step in pursuing your American dream!
In the image with the mayor, everybody seems to be so sad. As they listened to bitter Mamdani, I ponder in the event that they thought they made a massive mistake.
Connie Abate
Dumont, NJ
It’s completely appalling this mayor had the audacity to provide an anti-American speech from City Hall.
I feel it’s time for New Yorkers to start out a motion to have him faraway from workplace. He has disgraced the town of New York and is incompetent.
Gene O’Brien
Whitestone
Of course Mamdani used his 4th of July speech to criticize America, after which within the subsequent breath known as for unity. If you may’t see what a fraudulent liar you’ve elected, New Yorkers, I can’t help you.
Rob Cerone
Manhattan
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