Political commentator Victor Davis Hanson just came out and called the Democrat Party’s NYC mayoral nominee, Zohran Mamdani, exactly what he is. But does the truth about who he is help him or hurt him in his quest to be elected by the city’s voters?

Posters say they’re no fans of Mamdani, especially after a post of him giving the middle finger to a statue of Christopher Columbus recently resurfaced.

We’re sure that finger was globalizing the intifada.

Posters say a major problem is that true New Yorkers with a long history in the city left years ago to be replaced by many with no ties to the city.

Commenters say that despite being a radical, he’ll still get the votes he needs to be mayor. They’ve seen this movie before, and so have we.

Yes, sometimes voters not only get exactly what they voted for but what they fully deserve as well. This will be one of those times.

Victor Davis Hanson critiques Zohran Mamdani's candidacy in NYC's mayoral race.{ai:summary}<p>Victor Davis Hanson describes NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani as a "pampered, privileged, angry, young socialist-communist." The commentary raises questions about whether Mamdani's radical views will be detrimental or beneficial to his candidacy in a predominantly Democratic city.</p><p>Commenters express skepticism about Mamdani's appeal, citing a shift in the city's demographics and a history of voters supporting radical candidates despite their controversial stances. Many believe that if elected, New Yorkers will face the consequences of their choice. #politics</p>

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