Mamdani’s NYC mayoral primary win creates tensions within Democratic Party

President Donald Trump is repeating his claim that Democratic Party candidate is a “communist” for the mayor in the country’s most populous city.

“If a communist is chosen to run New York, it could never be the same,” the President argued this week as he spoke to reporters during a cabinet meeting at the White House.

Trump Queens’ 33-year-old Democratic-Socialist Assemblyman Zoharan was referring to Mamdani, whose two weeks ago, the former New York S

For Republican, the strategy of reacting to Mamdani’s victory is clear-Paint Mamdani continuously-he took a big step towards becoming the first Muslim mayor of New York City-as a extremist and anchored them for democrats across the country before the mid-extortion of next year.

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For democrats, it is more complex.

Mamdani increased to a primary victory for an energetic campaign, which focused a major focus on the strength and high cost of the city of New York.

He made smart use of social media platforms including Tikok, as he attached low-proposed voters. He proposed to abolish the rent to ride the huge bus system of New York City, which offered Kuni (City University of New York) “tuition-free,” cold fare at municipal house, offered “free childcare” for children of 5 years, and set up grocery stores operated by the government.

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Thanks to the efforts of a huge ground -level army of volunteers, Mammadani rode a wave of small and progressive voters, who finished first on Cumo, which was primary at the forefront.

“I think voters are giving priority to action on inaction, and not only priority to incremental changes, but also widespread changes,” experienced Democratic Strategist who told Fox News Digital, when asked what the victory of Mamdani means for the party.

And Caiazzo, an experienced Caaizzo, a veteran of the 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns of Sen Berney Sanders, said one of the reasons for Mamdani’s victory was that he had “met voters where he is.”

But Mamdani political earthquake suggests that tension has increased between the party’s liberal and progressive wings. The current debate has also been given air to whether the Democratic party policy, or message, was convicted for the last November electoral failures, when the Democrats had lost control of the White House and the Senate, and the houses failed to win a majority.

“Democrats continue to be a fissure in their party, which has been made worse than the candidature of Mamdani,” said Ven Lecons, an experienced political scientist and president of New England College, an experienced political scientist and president of New England College.

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In New York, the leaders of the top Democratic Party, including the Gove Kathy Hochar, the Senate Minority Leader Chak Shumar and the House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffis, have praised the Mamdani’s campaign. And when he has defended him from Trump’s attacks, he has avoided the mayor’s nomination person, so far.

Democratic strategist Lauren Hit worked for rape. Alexandria served in Okasio-Cortez, DNY., And Biden-Hyris 2024 Presidential Campaign. This year, he helped a super PAC Boost Mammadani, and told Fox News that his primary victory was “clear rejection of the old guard”.

Even the Matt Bennett, the executive vice-president of the liberal democratic-focused group The Third Way admitted that Mammadani “focused on the strength,” which he said is “great”.

Bennett said that Mamdani is “youth, charismatic, a great communicator. It is all great. We want to see it.”

But Bennett told Fox News “The problem is that he has a wrong recipe.”

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A unique leader without steering democrats, because the party works to escape the political forest, the internal debate will continue.

But Caiazzo warned that “not too much to read” Mamdani’s victory meant as a whole for the party, and argued that “Republicans are making much more than this.”