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Mamdani's is not the only significant victory tonight. Shahana Hanif, a City Councilmember representing Brooklyn, including Park Slope, won her primary against a Zionist-funded opponent that made Israel and supposed claims "antisemitism" central to their campaign, often with Islamophobic rhetoric.

Councilwoman Alexa Avilés, representing South Brooklyn, including Red Hook, won a similar challenge due to her support of Palestine and calls for ceasefire. Her opponent was likewise a Zionist-funded pro-Israel candidate who tried making Israel the centerpiece of the campaign.

And Mamdani, of course, beat Cuomo in a stunning upset, who had universal name recognition and 3x the funding provided by Michael Bloomberg, Doordash, Bill Ackman, and other groups, in a race that put Israel front and center.

There are a few takeaways: one, this was an election about New York, not Israel; two, these false claims of "antisemitism" are being exposed for their vacuity and Zionist function; and three, the Democratic party base has now moved to a pro-Palestine position, far away from the establishment, which remains pro-Israel and will do anything to retain power—including running and supporting an unpopular sexual predator with bad policy.

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happy "closer to 2050 than 2000" day everyone

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NEW YORK CITY YOU LISTEN TO ME

IF YOU'RE NEAR A CONVENIENCE STORE RIGHT NOW

ANY TYPE OF 24 HOUR STORE

GO INTO THE STORE RIGHT NOW AND PUT YOUR HAND IN THE CASH REGISTER FOR NO REASON

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Ciel rose en hiver - Fabienne Delacroix

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Eric Adams suddenly finds ‘overwhelming support’ from NYC’s desperate business elites

New York City’s business community — stunned by the apparent primary victory of socialist Zohran Mamdani and fearing a leftward shift in America’s biggest city — appears to be abandoning its grudging support for former Governor Andrew Cuomo and organizing more desperately around Mayor Eric Adams in a last ditch effort to block Mamdani in November’s general election. Some of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s biggest backers hinted in fluid, panicked conversations Wednesday that they’ll put their money behind Adams, who was elected in 2021 as a tough-but-fair ex-cop, and now, after a federal corruption indictment and the removal of his inner circle, is running on his policy successes and frankly fun personality. Adams’ popularity stood at an all-time low of 20% in a poll last month. [...] “There is going to be overwhelming support in the business community to rally around Adams,” said Richard Farley, a partner at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP who said he’s organizing a fundraiser for the mayor and has been speaking with some of Cuomo’s biggest donors. “This will be a street fight all the way to November.” Adams’ path is “narrow,” acknowledged one adviser. [...] Asked about efforts to rally around Adams, a top political aide to Bloomberg responded with a shrug emoji.

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will zohran win in november?

barring extraordinary circumstances, i think zohran is the favorite and exceedingly likely to win the general election

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donald trump, the republicans, the alt-right, the wignats, conservative media, establishment media, the zionists, the business class, and many mainstream dems have been so, so, so mad that almost 50,000 new yorkers canvassed and won an election for a candidate promising a better city and a better politics

i'm so happy that the worst people in the world are so, so, so mad tonight

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Wall Street reels from Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York mayoral primary

Panicked Wall Street financiers are racing to rally behind an “anyone-but-Mamdani” candidate for New York City mayor after 33-year-old democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani unexpectedly clinched the Democratic nomination on Tuesday.   Within hours of the primary result, hedge fund investors, private equity titans, corporate lawyers and investment bankers called and texted each other to find the best way to back a centrist challenger ahead of the November vote, according to people involved in the discussions. [...] “The response from the business community is going to depend on Mamdani clarifying his positions on Israel and taxes and his support for the business community,” said Kathryn Wylde, who leads Partnership for New York City, a top advocacy group for the city’s corporate elite. [...] In the wake of the former governor’s loss, there was a sense among New York’s financiers that Mamdani’s momentum must be swiftly quashed. Since his victory was announced, they had been busy sketching out plans to spend tens of millions dollars more to fund a new media blitz and a citywide ground operation to counter the young candidate’s campaign for November’s vote, said people familiar with the effort. [...] A small group of billionaire hedge fund managers, including Bill Ackman and Dan Loeb, have been particularly vocal about their opposition to Mamdani. [...] But one Wall Street investment banking CEO dismissed fears that businesses would flee if Mamdani won in November. “The city seems to be thriving for people with money. My sense is that this election indicates a backlash against the old, established and rich, and maybe against Trump, since he and his crowd are all of those,” said the CEO.

all mamdani has to do is now again face and overcome the massive real estate lobby, tech lobby, financial lobby, israeli lobby, the state government, the federal government, the dem party establishment, the media, and the NYPD.

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This really cuts to the heart of it, doesn’t it? By their own admission, Zohran will not do anything materially to make Jews in New York unsafe, but he just makes them feeeeel unsafe for some ☪️ reason 🟤 and really isn’t that just as bad?

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You’re generally pretty level-headed and well-informed. From a scale of “everything’s fine” to “you should leave the country if you can,” where are we?

If you're a US citizen, then my answer is "things are very, very bad, but not so bad that it requires you to make any large life-altering decisions like fleeing the country or preparing for WWIII." I often find it very hard to properly express the urgency of this moment in a way that doesn't also aggravate the anxiety of my hyper-catastrophizing followers. But let me say it like this: I think those anti-fascist professors who moved to Canada are cowards and there is currently no reason to follow them

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mark rutte, current NATO general secretary and former longtime PM of the netherlands, 2010-2024

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what reading the financial times does

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we are going to replace and genocide all white people in new york, like we did in the UK

Zohran Mamdani has almost certainly won New York City's mayoral primary. Next week's Ranked Vote tabulation will make the results clear, but Lander's and Adrienne's votes will overwhelmingly go to Mamdani, who will face Sliwa and incumbent Eric Adams in the general election. It's unclear if Cuomo will also mount an independent run.

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mamdani is going to blast the adhan from the empire state building

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sorry for being a new york city nationalist above everything. it will happen again