Zohran Mamdani’s NYC Mayoral bid is called ‘XIMEL’ by the Washington Post

The Washington Post Lit in the Mayor of the Democratic Mayor of New York City Mamdani in a new place, accusing him of offering a “Socialist” Mayor who would have been the “city” of the city “once the city of the City.

“Zohran Mamdani is on the cusp of becoming the Mayor of New York, and perhaps his very own,” the Board warned ahead of Tuesday’s election, which Mamdani is favored to win.

“Supporters of free markets failed to make their case in New York, and Mamdani’s success is a warning to the business-friendly Democrats who should have done better,” Socialios approached him with almost no experience governing the Mayor the Mayor Frontrunner? “

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From free child care and public transport to the tolerance of hiring Cants in the cities, Mamdani’s economic policies and other ambitious plans have attracted a lot of attention at a time when the democratic party is in the political wilderness.

“It looks like he has enough voters to keep him in power — but if New Yorkers start fleeing in droves, it could force him to moderate,” the editorial wrote.

The Post said the newly released New Yorkers were repeatedly reminded of “a long history of bigotry,” noting his past rhetoric about Israel and polluting police.

“He is proposing to pass on a long list of social policy experiments that deserve a moment for a Burn night session at Bowdoin College rather than a serious political platform,” the board said.

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Mamdani’s policies have been well received but have also drawn criticism that he may be a blessing for New York City if he is the next Mayor.

“You want all these things,” Michael Toth, a research fellow at the University of Texas at Austin’s Accitas Institute, told FOX News Digital. “Who’s going to pay for all that? The governor of New York has already said that taxing boats is off the table.”

The Post noted that Democrats are “pointing to limited gubernatorial nominees in New Jersey and Virginia that bode well for the party’s future,” before stating that “the Democratic Party is holding on now and in 2028.”

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The piece urged Mamdani to take a more uphill approach to his “biggest ideas instead of putting them all over town.”

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FOX News Digital has reached out to Mamdani’s campaign for comment.