Mamdani’s NYC victory gives Republicans new ammunition against Democrats

Democratic Democratic Democratic victory, Zahran Mamdani, has proven the amazing democratic victory in the country’s most populated city as a gift for Republicans aimed at drawing Democrats as severe volunteers.

The Republicans were uncompromising in an attempt to consolidate Mamadani for Democrats throughout the country who work in competitive races in the elections this year and in the middle of next year.

One of the latest examples from New Hampshire comes in the prominent 2026 race to succeed retired democratic Senator Jean Shaheen.

Former Republican candidate and Senator Scott Brown this week, with a digital advertisement that edits a picture of MP Chris Papas, the democratic candidate in the race, along with pictures of Mamdani and MP Alexandria Okasio Cortez, the progressive star star that supported Mamdani.

Trump argues that New York City is facing severe consequences if the “Communist” becomes a mayor

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In response, the Pabas Fox News campaign told “Scott Brown is very desperate to hold these elections on anything other than the issues because he knows that he is embracing an agenda for high costs and health care discounts that are not very popular in New Hampshire.”

“Chris is one of the most members of the two -party congress, and he has a clear record of work across the corridor to provide results to New Hampshire,” added a telecommunications consultant at the Pappas Collein Gill campaign.

The plot to stop Mamadan

The National Congress Committee (NRCC) was one of the first gateway to benefit from the left -wing Lorsten Mamdani, as it came out of an e -mail released minutes after his victory, which was called, “the new face of the Democratic Party has just decreased, and it is directly from a socialist nightmare.”

It aims to connect Democrats in the House of Representatives to Mamdani, NRCC spokesman Mike Marinella has argued that “every democrat in the House of Representatives will have it, and that every democracy runs in the introductory elections will be afraid.”

Soon the Republican Senator (NRSC) entered the game, where Babas and Abdel -Hadid – one of the competitors to nominate the Democratic Senate in the battlefield in Michigan – linked to Mamdani.

It is not surprising – the Republican attacks have even come from the president Donald TrumpAnd, who, since Mamdani’s victory two weeks ago, has repeatedly claimed that a 33 -year -old State Council member of Uganda from Queens City in New York City is “Communist”.

Mamdani, who convincingly topped the former state governor Andrew Como and nine other candidates to seize the nomination of the mayor of democracy and take a big step towards becoming the first Muslim mayor in the city, giving Republicans a lot of ammunition.

He suggested canceling the prices for riding the vast bus system in New York City, making Cuny (New York City University) “free of tuition fees”, freezing rents on municipal housing, providing “free children’s sponsorship” for children up to 5 years, and establishing government -run groceries.

Return to the emergence of Mamdani’s social media image of social media

Also, the feeding of the Republican attacks are modern news elements that have become viral. It includes a picture in 2020 Mamdani published on the Internet that shows him as he turns a statue of the Christopher Columbus, and stories about the comments made by Mamdani last December, when he said as a mayor, he will arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his recent comments in an interview with Kabul news that “I have many criticism of capitalism.”

Democratic Democratic Democratic Candidate in New York City surrounded by supporters after a press conference with union leaders in New York City, on July 2, 2025. Reuters/David de Delgado (Reuters/David “De Deljado)

“The Democratic Party is trying to convince people that the tail does not shake the dog, and that they do not answer the most extreme elements in his party,” said Cole Reed, veteran strategic expert Colin Reed. “Now, this entire effort is undermined by easily the socialist victory in the Belweether elections to determine who will manage the largest city in America.”

“It is a correspondent nightmare that will be revealed in an actual time from now to the middle of the period,” said Reed, a senior political advisor to Berun.

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“The primary challenge for Democrats regarding Mamdani’s nomination is not his political approach. The challenge is to define his party as a democratic subscription,” veteran politician Wayne Lespress told Fox News.

“If there is any doubt about the negative effects of adding the word socialism to Mamdani’s party affiliation, then one only needs to see the national coverage whose focus was on his party and the absence of the party’s leadership to defend to his defense or submit his approvals,” said Liberation, head of the New England College.

Now Zohran Mamdani’s Democratic Democratic candidate takes the theater in the elementary election party, in New York City on June 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Heather Khalifa)

But the Democrats question the effectiveness of pushing the Republican Party.

They argue that there is a world of the difference between the severe blue city of New York, as Democrats exceed the number of Republicans with a margin from approximately six to one, and some countries of the main battlefield and swinging regions across the country.

Representative Steve Cohen told the correspondents the day after Mamdani’s victory that “I love New York, but it is a very liberal place and I do not know that you can necessarily apply this to the rest of the country.”

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GLY, the Pappas Campaign Etisalat advisor, pointed to the Brown campaign and said that “Granite Stats Trust Chris and will see these attacks.”

“I will not read much about this,” said Joe Kaizo, a veteran democratic expert, warned.

Caiazzo, an old warrior in 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns for Senator Bernie Sanders, argued that “Republicans make a lot of this.”