Liberty’s Natasha Clouds recognizes New York City Mayor’s socialism Zohran Mamdai

New York free agent Natasha Cloud In recent days, she has been very clear in supporting the support of Zohran Mamdani, a radical socialist in the city’s mayoral competition.

Cloud has been one of the outspoken players in the WNBA’s recent discussions on politics, and he celebrates Mandani’s victory In a series of social media posts Wednesday, in the Democratic primary.

Cloud sent an X post with one of the famous quotes that Mamdani often uses: “We can be free, we can be fed”, tagging candidates. Earlier that evening, Cloud Rehared Mamdani celebrated the post.

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On June 18, Cloud re-displayed a video of Mamdani about his reaction to being called anti-Semitism, and the same day Cloud wrote her own post to express her support for her self-proclaimed democratic socialist.

Yun wrote: “Who would have got my vote if I were not a resident of PA (Mamdani).

In an interview with sports blog websitesClutch point,” Yun said, Mandani’s victory in the primary has restored her “human hope”.

“He became the worst PR because he was a Muslim, he was a socialist, he was a Democrat. But he thought the rights to take care of and make sure all of its components live a dignified life, no matter who you are, who you are, what your religion or background is. I think it’s beautiful.”

“I think overall, that’s the right choice. But the reason why it empowers me so is that it restores my hope for humanity. Even within the scope of what is happening in our government and our country right now, people will speak up. People will show up. And, humanity has left a lot of humanity in this world and let us take care of each other.”

Cloud has become one of the most polarizing figures in the WNBA’s comments about President Donald Trump.

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She later wrote: “I lost all of you again, and can admit that you are all wrong.

In February, the cloud responded to the president Donald Trump’s Decided to eliminate several government DEI programs.

“The power systems are running because they’ve been working,” the cloud told the Associated Press. “It’s time to break down a system that’s only related to white people.”

Yun added that she believes the country is investing in “the people on money.”

“I understand the business side, and I understand the human side,” Yun said. “This country often puts the human side aside and puts profits and money above people.”

A few days later, the cloud doubled in her speech on social media.

She wrote on X: “I am not soft, words won’t hurt me, lol, are we 5? Still people’s profits.

“And then come back to me and tell me the whole world is crazy.”

Cloud also caused controversy over comments and interactions with the WNBA phenomenon Caitlin Clark.

In an interview with Ryan Clark’s “Pivot Podcast”, Cloud shocked the WNBA debate last year, when several illegal defeats of Clark drew outrage from many fans.

Yun said she suffered early in her career, insisting that the anger on behalf of Clark was rooted in “racism.”

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“It’s just part of the game. There’s no goal, nothing. That narrative is pierced, ‘Oh, the veterinarian hates rookies. Rookies hates veterinarians. The veterinarians are following certain players, ‘all the Bulls,’ all the candid – if I’m frank, it’s the bulls – it’s racist,” Yun said.

Then, in a game between Cloud’s Liberty and Clark’s Indiana Fever on May 24, Cloud defended Clark and leaned over into the superstar, enough to knock the ball out of Clark’s hand. Without fouls, Yun’s freedom won two points.

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