Socialist Mamdani represents the future of the Democratic Party, Warren says

Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. A progressive leftist advocate, he praised Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani’s focus on affordability as he ran for mayor in the most populous city in the United States as a Democratic role model.

Fox News worked with a Democratic campaign in a campaign Monday at the union headquarters. New York City Warren answered “You bet” and the mayor nominee if Mamdani is the future of the party.

“The Democrats need to stand up and keep it clear. We are the parties fighting for affordability, which means child care. It means housing. It means health care. It means making this country work better for the workers working in this country.”

“The Democrats are not only talking, but walking every day, making our country affordable for workers, and I and the guy who is walking are here.”

Mamdani, Cuomo, clashed with police support after the mass shooting in New York City

Mamdani, 33, of Queens, New York City, shocked the political world in late June, from behind to former Governor Andrew Cuomo and nine other candidates for Occupy Democratic nomination in overwhelming blue city.

Thanks to a dynamic campaign that focuses on affordability and the high cost of living in New York City, as well as a large number of grass-roots supporters, and support from progressive champions Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Bernie Sanders, Mamdani, of New York and Vermont, achieved a preliminary victory.

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Mamdani has cleverly used social media platforms including Tiktok, along with low-key voters. He also proposed to eliminate fares to ride New York City’s vast bus system, leaving CUNY (New York City) “free tuition,” freeze rent on municipal housing, provide “free parenting” for children under the age of 5, and establish a government-run grocery store.

Now, he is a clear leader in the November election, and his goal is to make history the first Muslim and first millennial mayor in New York City.

Republicans aimed at Mandani and tried to turn him into a new face for the Democratic Party, stressing Multi-radical policy stance He pushed for the police, anti-Israel rhetoric and the “Kick (Ink) Ice Kick from New York City”. Their purpose is to anchor him to vulnerable Democrats running for the nation this year and next year.

Even if he Democratic Party Nominations, Cuomo was held as an independent candidate in the general election. Cuomo resigned as governor in his third term in multiple scandals in 2021, with his goal to make a political comeback.

The election vote is also Mayor Eric Adams, The embattled incumbent announced earlier this year that he would seek reelection as an independent candidate rather than seeking a Democratic nomination amid investigations everywhere, while the Guardian Angels co-founder Curtis Sliwa, who was elected for the second time in a row, was elected as a Republican candidate.

Warren aimed at Cuomo, thinking that the former governor’s “the whole road here seems to be going to a few billionaires and asking them to give you a lot of money and hope you can flood the city with a bunch of negative ads.”

Cuomo continued to target Mamdani during his campaign Monday as he announced his public safety advice for the city.

The former governor called Mamdani a “anti-police” and believed he “didn’t understand the need for public safety.”

Mamdani’s comments on social media in 2020 were re-censored after a mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan last week, when he asked for multiple grants to police.

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Warren’s activities with Mamdani are part of the multiple thrusts that support his New York City mayor.

The senator failed for the Democratic nomination for the 2020 presidential nomination, and he also released a social media videotape praising Mamdani and wrote an article in which he appeared in the Rolling Stones.

Emma Woodhead of Fox News contributes to the story