If the negro speaker wants to hang out with a war criminal that's his business. I hope he checked with his constituent first. Do the right thing, Jeff.
New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani
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If the negro speaker wants to hang out with a war criminal that's his business. I hope he checked with his constituent first. Do the right thing, Jeff.
Just for levity.
Isn't that the Obama is a bisexual pimp guy?
You’re asking the wrong person. Never saw him before today. But a reply to the tweet said he “hates Obama too,” so maybe.
I just thought it was amusing, like something out of the Boondocks. I’m obviously pro-Zohran.
Pastor Manning is a Clayton Bibsby trope.You’re asking the wrong person. Never saw him before today. But a reply to the tweet said he “hates Obama too,” so maybe.
I just thought it was amusing, like something out of the Boondocks. I’m obviously pro-Zohran.
I understand why he offends you. You should be able to understand why someone unfamiliar with him would find him somewhat compelling or entertaining at first.
You find that compelling and entertaining? Oh!
I did.
The tweet is a lie. He didn’t say “because Mr. Levin and the others.” He said Mr. Levin. Big difference.
First tweet here captures my thought but I didn’t know 1/3 lawyers in NYC are Jewish.
NEW YORK – Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and New York City Department of Sanitation Commissioner (DSNY) Gregory Anderson announced today that six new Community Districts across the city will have 100% trash containerization by the end of 2027. This announcement means that eight of the city’s 59 districts will have zero trash bags on the streets next fall, with the administration committing to full citywide trash containerization by end of 2031.
“In the wealthiest city in the wealthiest nation in the history of the world, no New Yorker should have their sidewalks covered in garbage. By finishing the job on containerization, we will ensure New York City’s streets remain the envy of the world,” said Mayor Mamdani. “We have the plan, we’re investing the money and we’re delivering on the promise of clean, healthy streets for every neighborhood.”
“Containerization is a long overdue step in bringing our city’s trash collection into the modern era, putting an end to the piles of garbage that have become far too common across our city,” said Deputy Mayor for Operations Julia Kerson. “We will be hard at work rolling out this program throughout the five boroughs, keeping our public realm clean, safe and enjoyable for all New Yorkers.”
“Neighborhood by neighborhood, we are ending the decades-long era of trash bags on the streets of New York City,” said Sanitation Commissioner Anderson. “Others have talked a lot about containerizing the city’s trash, but we are actually getting it done, delivering cleaner streets and sidewalks, and fewer rats, to every corner of the city.”
Businesses and low-density residential buildings, including single-family homes, are already required to put their trash into smaller “wheelie bins.” Today’s announcement covers trash from higher-density residential buildings, whose building managers will put their trash into stationary on-street containers known as Empire Bins. These Empire Bins are assigned to individual buildings and accessible only to building managers. They will be serviced by North America’s first automated side-loading trucks.
If it looks like an Amazon delivery and drives like an Amazon delivery, then it's an Amazon delivery, right? Not according to Amazon.
Big companies like Amazon have built a vast network of subcontractors who deliver their packages while shielding them from accountability.
It leaves our workers unprotected and our streets less safe. It's time for a change.
I'm proud to support the Delivery Protection Act to crack down on exploitative subcontracting and build an economy that works for everyone.
Where previous NYC mayors were at in the summer of their first year in office:
Zohran Mamdani:
69-24 (+45)
— Siena, August 2026
Eric Adams:
53-37 (+16)
— Siena, June 2022
Bill de Blasio:
50-32 (+18)
— Quinnipiac, August 2014
Mike Bloomberg:
57-29 (+28)
— Quinnipiac, July 2002
Which one? The bitch in the grey sweater or the one in the green pants?
Look at her t-shirt. Why would you take anything either one says seriously?
She’s a racist, an attention whore and a traditional whore.
5 years ago, we had brilliant conservative female thought leaders like Michelle Malkin blowing the lid open on mass migration and pissing off CPAC donors so badly that she was never invited back.
Now? Conservative female talking heads are just a bunch of shallow, disgusting skanks spewing low-IQ takes about Muslims.
Disgusting.
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And this is not just a lie but an old lie, from his third day in office.
Ezra Klein is an idiot who failed upwards because people with that last name always end up in a position of authority. Ezra works for the NYTimes. They’re owned by a Canadian real estate mogul. Cut both those bitches off and live your life.
As a person who has read the NYTimes since he was 10 and now 40, the writing isn’t that good. The Atlantic isn’t that good. Slate isn’t that good. Jacobin and The Nation are okay but they don’t have black writers so technically you can’t even relate to them.
1st post:
I wouldn’t even know where to begin to explain the importance of this video in terms of political communication. It lasts 22 seconds. No need for two-hour ‘masterclasses.’
Recognizing a mistake and apologizing in politics is an art. Doing it in less than half a minute, turning it into an opportunity, and even coming out stronger is done like this
2nd post:
On top of something that seems “insignificant.” The helmet is the conduit for showing New Yorkers that he listens to them no matter what the topic is.
I get the narrative around him making government work but he’s also doing a lot few others do, like standing up for the most oppressed and marginalized.
I am deeply saddened by the death of a New Yorker in City custody at a jail on Rikers Island early this morning. My thoughts are with his family and loved ones as they grieve this loss.
We do not yet know the cause of death, but we do know that too many New Yorkers have died on Rikers Island. The Department of Correction and its oversight partners will investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
Our administration is fully committed to the critical work of creating better conditions in our city’s jail system and closing Rikers Island as quickly as possible.
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