We thought the same thing when we saw the video of Democratic Socialists Headquarters on election night on Tuesday in New York City, so we're glad we're not the only ones who noticed it. As you know, socialist Zohan Mamdani beat out Andrew Cuomo for the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York, and it's our guess that college-educated Gen Z voters put him over the top.&nbsp;

Just as all of the "No Kings" protests were overwhelmingly white Boomers, the Mamdani victory party was a whole bunch of white kids jumping around.

Marina Medvin called it "the whitest party in NYC" so we didn't have to:

So, young white kids with liberal arts college degrees and no real-life experience voted for the socialist. Surprise.

There's no one there older than 30, tops.

May these young white socialists get what they voted for.

Marina Medvin critiques the lack of diversity at Zohan Mamdani's victory celebration.{ai:summary}<p>Zohran Mamdani's victory in the Democratic primary for New York mayor has sparked criticism, particularly regarding the demographic of his supporters. Many observers noted that the celebration was predominantly attended by young, college-educated white individuals, suggesting a disconnect with the broader working-class population.</p><p>Critics argue that this trend reflects a failure in the education system, with claims that these voters lack real-life experience and are influenced by socialist ideals. The celebration has been described as lacking diversity and characterized by a sense of entitlement among the attendees. #politics</p>

Marina Medvin Calls Zohan Mamdani Victory Celebration 'The Whitest Party in NYC'

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