Dave Portoi calls the New York City candidate Mamdani a threat “hates capitalism”

The president of Barstol Dave Portneoy criticized the “Communist” New York City Democratic mayor Zahran Mamdani in an interview on Monday, claiming that he would be likely to blame the September 11 victims of the terrorist kidnappers during his appearance on Stewart Varney on Monday.

“It is a very frightening time,” Porto said. “I cannot believe that this man may be the mayor of New York City.”

“This is one of the worst horror candidates,” he added. “He calls himself a democratic socialist, he is not, he is a socialist. He is closer to communism. He said that he is in the record saying that he wants to put as possible as possible of the socialists in power so that he can seize the means of production.”

Mamdani won in New York City Democratic primary In June, she was shocked by former New York Governor Andrew Como in a crowded field. Mamdani is the current candidate for the polling to win the general elections in a field that includes the current Mayor Eric Adams, who runs as an independent country, Cortis Selio.

Mamdani’s failure to walk these situations may lead to an account in the Democratic Party:

Mamdani has been strengthened The accusations of anti -Semitism Throughout the campaign to get different views, including his refusal to condemn the term “globalization of swelling”. It also supports measures such as installing groceries run by the city and supporting the left -left goal of seizing “production means”.

“Each according to their need, each according to their ability,” Mamdani posted on X in May 2020.

“The Divide of the Grand Police”, Mamdani Posted in December 2020.

“He hates capitalism, and he wants a fundamental shift in what this country built, and he does not hide in particular,” Portinoy said.

Trump warns that New York will never be the same if the “Communist Mamdani” is elected

Mamdani continued to accuse him of being fast in “standing with the terrorists” and cited his criticism of Boston’s police of claiming that he was not reading Dzkkhar Tsarnaf his rights in Miranda when he was finally arrested in 2013 because of the deadly Boston Marathon bombing.

“The effects of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s lack of expression”, Mamdani posted on Twitter with an article from Slate, on April 20, 2013, just five days after the bombing.

“His reaction to that (the bombing) is how the police did not read this man that Miranda is behaving when he sits in a boat, not the people who were killed. This is someone in a city where 9/11 happened.

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