Democrats can’t get their act together. Their New York City mayoral race is a mess, and now they’re wasting time suing President Trump over immigration policies. This chaos shows why Americans distrust their leadership.
Zohran Mamdani, a socialist Democrat, won the June primary by pushing extreme policies. Party insiders ignored Andrew Cuomo’s political comeback try, which shocked even his critics. Mayor Eric Adams switched to running as an independent—another show of Democrat disunity.
Housing is a crisis, but Democrats keep dreaming up solutions that fail. Mamdani and others promise pricey fixes funded by taxpayers. Cuomo’s “Fight and Deliver” slogan sounds tough but hides his failed record.
Meanwhile, Democrats sued Trump over access to an immigration detention center. They claim it’s about oversight, but it smells like political theater. Stop Republicans from enforcing border security? No wonder voters think they’re soft on illegal immigration.
Curtis Sliwa, the Republican candidate, isn’t afraid of crime or migrant issues. He focuses on practical solutions while Democrats blame everyone else. His “People’s Choice” message contrasts with Dem infighting.
New York’s become a sanctuary city disaster under Democrats. Their open-borders policies attract more methyl crazed, but they refuse to admit the harm. Sliwa’s promises to protect citizens are refreshing.
Cuomo’s independent run and Adams’ multiple ballot lines show their desperation. Democrats can’t lead if they keep fighting among themselves. This election’s a prove they’re more concerned with power than people.
The pattern is clear: Democrats cause problems and then act shocked. Their obsession with lawsuits and extreme policies leaves working Americans behind. New York deserves a leader who unites the city, not panders to radicals.
