It’s no surprise that Socialist Zohran Mamdani got a tongue bath at <em>NPR</em> on Tuesday. He was interviewed by an exuberantly enamored fellow Democrat after all.

The whole meet-up can be summed up in one pic. (READ)

Watch the ‘interview’ at the link above. It’s like an election ad mixed with a first date.

Her fellow ‘journos’ are most likely jealous they didn’t get to talk up their latest hero.

That pic’s going to be a meme template, isn’t it?

She calls him a ‘Democratic Socialist’ at the start of their talk. By now, it’s pretty clear the guy’s a communist.

Many have noticed that Jasmine Crockett’s media appearances have decreased as Mamdani’s star has risen.

Yep, we’re paying for part of Mamdani’s NYC mayoral campaign since our tax dollars are going to <em>NPR</em>.

Zohran Mamdani's giddy NPR interview showcases his growing prominence in politics.{ai:summary}<p>Zohran Mamdani received a favorable interview on NPR, characterized by a supportive tone from the host, which some critics describe as overly enthusiastic. The interaction has been likened to an election ad, raising concerns about media bias and the portrayal of Mamdani as a rising figure in the Democratic Socialist movement.</p><p>Critics also note a perceived rivalry with fellow Democrat Jasmine Crockett, suggesting that Mamdani's media presence has overshadowed her. The interview has sparked discussions about the nature of public funding for media outlets like NPR, with some questioning the appropriateness of taxpayer dollars being used for what they see as promotional content. #politics</p>

Socialist Smiles: Zohran Mamdani Gets the Giddy Greeting You’d Expect from ‘Journalist’ at NPR

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