Ex-Obama aide slams Andrew Cuomo’s NYC mayoral campaign video

A former employee of former President Barack Obama torn a campaign by Andrew Como, who lost the democratic primaries of socialism Zahran Mamdani last month.

“This is one of the lowest videos of the campaigns I have ever seen,” wrote Dan Phaver, Deputy Director of Communications and Consultant at the White House in Obama.

“Just a clearly annoyed man wearing an inappropriate shirt he says things he does not believe in clearly,” Phaver said, saying that Komo had no “any message”, “no charisma”, and that the video had no “convincing pictures”.

Como released a video of the campaign to make the official character of his independent mayor’s offer on Monday, with the accompanying comment, “In that to win it.”

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A Cuomo campaign spokesman indicated that the video has accumulated more than 12 million views in less than one day since it was published online.

“If Pod Insular POD saved to save American players, then this must mean that we are in the right track,” the spokesman for PFEIFAR, who participated in hosting the leading progressive podcast entitled “POS Saves America”.

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

Cuomo’s video begins to stand in the New York City Park, saying that “unless you live under a rock, it is possible that you know that the democratic introductory elections did not go the way I was working.”

The former ruler, who became a municipality, said: “To 400,040 New York residents who voted in favor of me, thank Sadiq. Thank you for your faith in me and my agenda and my experience.” “I am really sorry because I failed ”

Como handed his message while playing footage of him shaking people’s hands on the street and in the subway system.

“The battle to save our city has not ended. Only 13 % of the New York population voted in the preliminary elections in June,” Komo said. “The general elections in November, and I am in that to win it. Divine, Mr. Mamdani, offers slogans but there are no real solutions. We need a city with less safe streets, as buying your first home is still possible again, as children’s care will not escape. This is the New York City that we know.

Komo added: “She did not give up this, and a mayor deserves with experience and ideas to achieve this again. “Every day I will hit the streets, and meet you where you will hear good, bad, problems and solutions. Because during the next few months, you have to vote. So let’s do that. I will see you there.”

White House counselor Dan Pfeiffer speaks during an interview in Washington, DC, the United States, on Friday, November 7, 2014. (Andrew Harr/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Mamdani, the main of Komo and nine other candidates three weeks ago, shook the Democratic Party, and strengthened the 33 -year -old State Council from Queens until he became the first Muslim mayor in the most intensive city. Mamdani rose to a basic victory thanks to an active campaign that focuses heavily on the ability to withstand costs and the high cost of living in New York City.

Mamdani used smart media platforms, including Tiktok, where he shared voters in the low density. He suggested getting rid of prices to ride the vast bus system in New York City, make Kony (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.

Thanks to the efforts made by a large volunteer army at the level of the popular base, he installed a wave of support from the younger and progressive voters to achieve the first position on Komo, who was the first candidate.

In Deep Blue New York, the Democratic Democratic winner is largely preferred to win the general elections. If Mamdani wins in November, he will be the first Muslim mayor and Melini in New York City. Mamdani grew up in Uganda, then Cape Town, South Africa, until he moved at the age of 7 to New York City, where he enrolled in the Bronx Secondary School of Science.

President Barack Obama and chief adviser Dan Fayfler Verns of the First Air Force upon his arrival at the Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, March 6, 2015. Obama has officially expressed a position on the nomination of the mayor of Zahran Mamdani. (Saul Lub/AFP via Getty Images)

Mamdani’s father is a professor at the University of Colombia sitting in the advisory council of an organization against Israel that supports the boycott and the sanctions of Israel, routinely accused the Israeli government of committing “genocide”, and expressed its sympathy for the suicide bomber. His mother is a famous Indian movie maker.

Mamdani has significantly refused in an interview with June to condemn the phrase “globalization of the uprising”, which caused a serious concern from the Jewish population of New York who face an increase in anti -Semitism in the aftermath of October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas terrorists in Israel.

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Also in the public vote, the Democratic Mayor Eric Adams, who has dropped his basic attempt earlier this year amid the survey numbers in the wake of many differences. Adams works as an independent.

The other candidates in the general elections are Jim and Al -Den, the former public prosecutor in the Federal, who is run by Kerteis Slawa, one of the founders of independent angels, the Republican candidate for the republic.

In this report, this report contributed to this report Fox News “Fox News” Fox News “Paul Steinhauser, and Andrew Mark Miller and Cameron Katuhn contributed to this report.