US EditionKathleen Parker: Among Wealthy Manhattanites, Eric Adams Wins the Most-Popular Vote
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 14 – Wealthy Manhattan residents and influential business leaders back Adams to block socialist Mamdani, fearing his policies could harm business and inspire similar movements elsewhere.
- Last week, Marc Holliday hosted a fundraiser at his Manhattan office tower, as business leaders rallied behind Adams following Mamdani’s primary win.
- Wealthy backers view Adams as the best defense against policies harming business, and Kenneth and Maria Fishel co-hosted a fundraiser this month in the Hamptons with John Catsimatidis and others.
- Beyond his youth, Mamdani served two terms in the state assembly after attending Bowdoin College, where he majored in Africana studies and co-founded Students for Justice in Palestine.
- Adams was alleged to have accepted gifts and luxury travel valued at more than $100,000 in exchange for favors, and a Mamdani win could have a ripple effect inspiring other socialists.
- Amid broader sentiment favoring capitalism, Adams’s experience provides contrast, and Gallup poll found at least 60% of Americans view capitalism favorably.
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Kathleen Parker: Among wealthy Manhattanites, Eric Adams wins the most-popular vote
It was fun while it lasted. The pizzazz, the leaping over tall buildings in a single bound, the panoramic smile and wisecracks. Thanks for the memories, Zohran Mamdani, but it’s time to get serious.
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Wealthy Manhattanites favor Adams to avoid Mamdani
It was fun while it lasted. The pizzazz, the leaping over tall buildings in a single bound, the panoramic smile and wisecracks. Thanks for the memories, Zohran Mamdani, but it’s time to get serious.
I guess they didn't teach "make sure that your anecdotal evidence is at least consistent with your anecdote" at Columbia - Lawyers, Guns & Money
At the Bari Press, the ideal mark for the silly New York Times anti-Mamdani hatchet job tries desperately to pretend that the story is relevant with racially paranoid would-be gotchas: Yes, neener-neener, Mamdani identifying as “African-American” as well as “Asian” is just like Elon Musk identifying as “African-American,”…if Musk also identified as “white” and clarified “Afrikaner” in the “additional information” section. CHECKMATE LIBS! Anyway,…
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