US EditionNY Young Republican group wants Congress to disqualify Mamdani
- The New York Young Republican Club is calling on Congress to disqualify Zohran Mamdani from serving as mayor, citing Section 3 of the 14th Amendment and alleging anti-American actions.
- The memo accuses Mamdani of supporting anti-American causes related to the slogan 'globalize the intifada,' particularly after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.
- The Supreme Court has affirmed that only Congress can enforce Section 3 for federal candidates, while states may apply it to local races.
- Mamdani has expressed intentions to create a sanctuary city and not collaborate with ICE if elected.
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NY Young Republican group wants Congress to disqualify Mamdani
The New York Young Republican Club is calling on Congress to invoke the Constitution’s “insurrection clause” to disqualify Zohran Mamdani from potentially becoming the new mayor of New York City.
Exclusive | NY Young Republican Club urges Congress to disqualify Mamdani from NYC mayoral race – accuses him of giving US enemies ‘aid and comfort’
The New York Young Republican Club is pushing to get socialist Zohran Mamdani disqualified from the mayoral election -- accusing the Democratic candidate of providing “aid and comfort” to enemies of the US, The Post has learned.
NYYRC Calls on Congress to Disqualify Zohran Mamdani from Office - New York Young Republican Club
Today, the New York Young Republican Club formally calls on the 119th United States Congress to use the Insurrection Clause to bar Zohran K. Mamdani, Democratic Candidate for Mayor in New York City, from holding public office. As is thoroughly detailed in our letter (which is available to read at the link), the Fourteenth Amendment plainly disqualifies Mamdani from being elected mayor, because of the aid and comfort he gives to America’s enemies…
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