Mamdani Fends Off 'Communist' Label as Conservative Attacks Intensify

White House says Mamdani would 'crush' New York City if elected mayor

President Donald Trump believes democratic socialist Mamdani would "crush" New York City if elected mayor, with press secretary Karoline Leavitt calling him "quite literally a communist."

TRUMP TORCHES MAMDANI: POTUS Says NYC Mayoral Candidate 'A Pure Communist ... Very Bad for New York'

During a sit-down interview with Fox News over the weekend, President Donald Trump reacted to the sudden rise of Democratic Socialist and Big Apple mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. Turns out, Trump isn’t a fan of the “communist.” “He’s a communist, I think it’s very bad for New York. I don’t know that he’s going to get in, it’s inconceivable that he is,” Trump said. “But he’s a communist, and he’s pure communist. I think he admits it. But I can…

Trump Warns NY Mayor Wannabe Mamdani: Behave Yourself or Lose Funding

In Trump-speak: welcome to the big leagues, kid—watch your step or no soup for you.

Trump: Hey, NY, Nice City You Have There. Be A Shame If I Withheld Funds

Fox News's Maria Bartiroma interviewed Donald Trump, and he once again sounded like a Mafia boss. He promised to withhold funding for New York City if presumptive Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani wins the November general election and doesn't do the "right thing." Donald also described Mamdani as a "Communist," which isn't too surprising since his party is trying to attach an "ist" to the Democrat, just as they've done with Obama, Biden…

Zohran Mamdani doesn’t think ‘we should have billionaires’

New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani doesn’t believe that society should have billionaires. The current New York State Assemblyman made the admission when answering a question from Kristen Welker on Sunday during an interview on NBC News’s Meet…

"Don't Think We Should Have Billionaires": Zohran Mamdani

Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani said Sunday that billionaires shouldn't exist, stepping up his rhetoric in a network television interview against the wealthiest and most powerful New Yorkers.