Nothing so Shocking as a Democratic-Socialist in New York
- Zohran Mamdani won the Democratic primary for New York City mayor on June 24, marking him as a potential first South Asian mayor.
- Following his primary win, Mamdani faced backlash particularly from members of India's Hindu right due to his critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his political views.
- Mamdani's campaign resonated with Indian American voters, particularly in neighborhoods with strong Asian populations, and he secured 56% in the primary, defeating Andrew Cuomo.
- Experts indicate that the attacks against Mamdani reflect tensions between Narendra Modi's supporters and human rights critics, highlighting his opposition to Modi's policies against religious minorities.
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MICHAEL GLASSNER: Socialist Fantasy, Urban Decay: What New York’s Mayoral Race Means For America
The rise of Zohran Mamdani in New York City politics may seem like a local curiosity — just another far-left firebrand in a deep-blue city. But his nomination as the Democratic standard-bearer for mayor is a canary in the coal mine. The Democratic Party’s flirtation with socialism is no longer fringe — it’s on the […]
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