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Liberals in the online news sector have no objective or nonpartisan vision when it comes to who can be defined as extremes. Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders isn’t extreme when you’re a liberal. He is not far from you. He waved and smiled. But from their position in the political arena, conservative Republicans are unified “super conservative”.
In the morning after Democrats For New York Mayor, defeating Liberals only Andrew Cuomo, The Internet cannot define socialism as a political problem for Democrats. But they could describe him as charming.
Aaron Katersky of ABC announced on Good Morning America that voters made a surprise choice to support a young, charismatic socialist who promised to make New York City more affordable, suggesting they were ready for the rest of the past. ”
Mamdani’s political earthquake rock Democrat, split on the way forward
Reporter Rachel Scott did say Mamdani ran “very left and right” but it sounded like positive: “For progressives, that bodes well for them. They think it’s their candidate, they run on a very left and right agenda, talking about affordability.”
The candidate for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani spoke at a press conference while running outside a subway station in New York City, USA on April 1, 2025. (Reuters/Brendan McDermid)
Journalist Jericka Duncan said on CBS Morning that Mandanny was a “progressive Muslim immigrant” and “social media shrewd” and he rode “a wave of anti-building emotions to a shocking victory.” That is an extremist weasel word: “anti-establishment”.
Co-host Vladimir Duthiers almost endorsed the winning Democrats: “Meeting with the people they are, listening to them, and having solutions that they feel speak for the future are very powerful.”
On NBC’s “Today,” journalist Emilie Ikeda defines the candidate as Cuomo’s left: “Mamdani ran to Cuomo’s left to Cuomo, focusing on affordability and driving populist ideas that push for free public buses, including free public buses, rented free rents and city-owned Grocery stores, monetized by premium taxes by wealth on the tax of wealth. Senator Bernie Sanders and representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Mamdani’s success marks a potential ideological and generational transformation within the party. ”
Ideology shifts to extremes? They can’t say that. But they aired Mamdani condemning “Donald Trump’s fascism” without any comments or corrections.
Only ABC’s Katersky mentions Mamdani “to his Anti-Israel rhetoric. ” No one noticed that he released a rap song called “Salam” which he praised “Holy Land Five” and they were convicted of sending millions of dollars to Hamas.
Mamdani hated Israel and established a campus chapter for campus students in Bowdoin College in the 2010s at Bowdoin College and proposed a controversial bill as a state legislator to strip organizations of nonprofit status and have any connections to Israeli settlements. Even if the network cannot handle it, his opponent will make this problem a problem.
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Wednesday night’s “PBS News Time” turned to an Errol Louis analysis, which failed in several Democratic primary elections in the New York City Council. Pakistani-American Muslim Amna Nawaz raised the terrible right-wing and ugly man: “Errol, we also see some rather ugly attacks awakened by the reaction to the victory that Mamdani won. This includes attacks on his faith. He will be the city’s first Muslim mayor if he was an invited dance. Charlie Kirk. He wrote: ‘Twenty-four years ago, a group of Muslims killed 2,753 people on 9/11. Now, a Muslim socialist is working to run New York City. What does this mean for the kind of movement you might see? “Hate and division do not work,” Louis said. ”
Journalist Jericka Duncan said on CBS Morning that Mamdani was a “progressive Muslim immigrant” and “social media mastery” and he rode “a wave of anti-establishment emotions and a shocking victory.” That is an extremist weasel word: “anti-establishment”.
PBS failed to refer to Mamdani as the “left wing”, but a new news rumor from Bill D’Agostino describes the PBS model. From January 21 to June 21, the taxpayer-funded network talked about the “most left” in just three times, while the “most right” network was 127 times, which is a ridiculous 42-to-one ratio.
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Will Mayor Mamdani fail? Chicago Tribune, Joe Biden, endorsed in 2020, recently published an editorial titled “New Yorker, Taken from Chicago – We’ve seen this movie before and the ending isn’t pretty.” The paper reads: “Most of Mamdani’s ideas are shared by Mayor Brandon Johnson (at least in principle), many of whom are popular in Blue City. But experience has taught us here that left-wing candidates are not offered to effective or popular municipal executives in today’s stressful economy.”
Just as the Internet is not interested in Brandon Johnson’s performance in Chicago, no one should expect them to be critical of Zohran Mamdani. The Democratic mayor has run dark blue cities for 50 years or more, and no one on these networks will take responsibility, not the ones that Democratic voters take. They reserved a “accountability” conversation for Republicans.
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