Zohran Mamdani – New Yorks’ Mayor.
By: Obie Usategui
6/29/2025

In my last article “A Historical Week,” which I wrote on June 28th, I talked about all of Trump’s victories in the week starting Saturday, June 21. In the same week, on June 24th, New York City held the primaries for the mayoral election set for November 4th. The only controversial news from an otherwise memorable political week was Zohran Mamdani, a a full-fledged communist defeating former governor Andrew Cuomo in these primaries.

Reason I characterize these elections a “controversial” is only because, these may be the first time in U.S. history that an admitted Communist runs for office acquiescently saying, even openly bragging about his anti-capitalism, and his antisemitism. For me, personally, Mamdani’s election came as a welcomed surprise in something that I have been contending for years. For anyone that has followed my narratives, I have been forever questioning why no one does not call a spade a spade when it comes to communism.

Notably, as I have said a zillion times before, the words communists and communism have been virtually dropped from the American vernacular, expediently substituted for all kinds of less harmful pseudonyms, for more vanilla substitutes all to make this evil system, this evil ideology palatable to the useful idiots. Terms such as liberal, left-wing, progressive, and radical are some among the many variations used to describe communism albeit if only to sell the evilness behind these terms to a universe of naïve dreamers willing to clamor for anything that is anti-establishment.

The reason I said before that I welcomed Mamdani’s election is not because of him, who he is and what he represents, all the contrary. I welcome it because, for the first time in my life, I’ve heard references to communists and communism in the political landscape. This may be [the] moment I have long been waiting for in finally calling a spade, a spade – mind you, very much needed if you ask me.

Educating people about communism is essential in the United States. It never ceases to amaze me when I see public interviews of young men and women who do not even know our history, let alone what communism is. I have forever contended the dire need to educate this nation on their political or otherwise a collective illiteracy that reigns in this nation, hence a very confused electorate ready to elect people such as Mamdani, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, and the like. The popularity of these low-life individuals amongst certain voting circles respond exclusively to their idiocy, their stupidity, their total ignorance.

It appears, again, that, for the first time in history, a political figure is unabashedly bragging that he is a communist. Worse even, this guy is a Shia Muslim, openly antisemitic, openly anti-capitalist. Mamdani’s platform reads like the “who-is-who” of Marxists doctrines, beginning with Marx’s “redistribution of wealth” at the heart of his canons of communism. He [Mamdani] has openly said he will go after rich “whites.” His Marxist platform includes free busing, free childcare, city owned grocery stores and a whole host of other freebies – none of which are realistically possible. I would urge all New Yorkers to look at Cuba’s model so they can get a taste of what they are in for with this Castro-like idiot.

Ironically, in a city of 8.258 million people, Mandani’s votes were only 432,305, equivalent to 5% of the idiots that believe this asshole can do what he says he can. The fact that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is one of Mandani’s principal endorsers should be enough for anyone with a brain on his or her head to know better than to vote for this man.

That said, however, I am to the point, where I am subliminally hoping for this man to win so that every New Yorker has a little taste of their own medicine, more so all the Jews in New York, who will vote for a Muslim that hates them – a simple case of masochism at its best. Come election time next November, there is still hope that between now and then New Yorkers will wake up and smell the coffee. If they do not, however, so be it. I just pray to God that when push comes to shove and when they all face reality and decide to leave N.Y., I just hope they all go anywhere in the U.S., but to our beautiful State of Florida, as is usually the case. It is important to remind all New Yorkers who are thinking of moving to Florida that our summers are exceptionally hot, while our winters do not get cold enough for your needs. Thanks, but no thanks. God save us and God save the United States of America.