DNC chair rejects GOP efforts to make Mamdani ‘face of Democrats’

Exclusive – Ken Martin, head of the National Democratic Committee (DNC), takes a case with Republican correspondence to an attempt to Zahran Mamdani to the weak Democrats in the elections next year.

When asked about the 33 -year -old socialist candidate, who was amazed last month, the political world by seizing the nomination of the mayor of the Democratic Party in New York City, Michael Watti, head of the Republican National Committee (RNC), claimed last week that Mamdani “was the face of the new Democratic Party.” But Martin, in an exclusive national interview with Fox News Digital on Wednesday, fell.

“This is ridiculous,” Martin said.

RNC president claims Mamdani “the face of the new Democratic Party”

Then he included the well -known party leaders, including the ruler. Gavin New Roiri from California, Josh Shapiro from Pennsylvania, Grechen and Tamygan, Tim Walz from Minnesota, Andy Peshir from Kentucky, as well as senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont (independent is part of the leadership of Democrats in the Senate), and Alexandria Oxio Okaso of New York.

Republicans useless Mamdani as a “socialist” state to strike the weak Democrats

Mamdani, a member of the Uganda State Council of Queens region in New York City, has acquired national attention after former state governor Andrew Como and nine other candidates last month in the democratic preliminary elections, and took a big step towards becoming the first Muslim and the first millennial mayor in the country most easier in the country. Republicans now see it as an ammunition because they aim to depict the Democrats as the far left.

“Everyone who wants to lead this party wants to lead it to the left … They are now moving away from the American public in a very fast clip.”

But Martin highlighted that “the Democratic Party is a great Khimi party. We have conservative democratic Democrats, we have the middle Democrats, and we have progressive, and we have these leftists.”

Martin added: “We want everyone to be in this party. As you know, Zohran Mamdani, which includes other people, includes all aspects of the ideological spectrum,” Martin added.

“This is the difference … between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Republicans expect people to walk in the lock. If there is any opposition, they have gone out of the party. They were expelled from the party. I refuse this type of leadership,” said Martin, who was elected in early February as a new DNC president.

Meanwhile, Mamdani gave Republicans a lot of feed to use it to go in the attack.

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.

Trump claims that New York City is facing severe consequences if “Communism” becomes Mamdani is a mayor

Republicans used the last virus videos from Mamdani in their attacks. It includes the image of 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 a mayor said that he would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his recent comments in an interview with the news in which he said, “I have a lot of criticism of capitalism.”

Mamdani’s comments on Israel also caused controversy, including his resistance during the initial campaign to condemn the phrase “globalization of the uprising”, which many people are seen as an invitation to violence against the Jewish people.

Ken Martin, head of the National Democratic Committee, Ken Martin was interviewed by Fox News Digital on July 23, 2025, at the DNC headquarters in Washington, DC (Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)

Martin said when he was asked from the phobias: “

“The globalization of the uprising,” of course, added that it is an invitation to incite violence, and we all have a responsibility to refuse to do so, and I will do so.

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Martin, the former president of the Minnesota Democratic Party, indicated that he had recently returned to the funeral of a former spokesperson at the Minnesota house and her husband, who shot them at their home.

“Their assassination was assassinated because of their political beliefs. We have a responsibility at the present time, I think, the leaders of any of the party, frankly, the leaders of any organization in this country, when we see this kind of hate speech and discourse that incites people, and calling this out of unable.