Let Commie Mamdani Take New York City

The New York City mayoral race features a contentious debate between three main candidates. Curt Sliwa, the Republican, offers solutions, contrasting with alleged corruption or communism of other candidates. New York previously experienced successful Republican leadership under Giuliani and Bloomberg, improving crime and the city's image. De Blasio's Democratic leadership was criticized for permitting crime and corruption, while Adams, though less extreme, faced similar issues. Democratic politicians are accused of succumbing to progressive agendas despite pragmatic platforms. Trump derangement syndrome contributed to the nomination of democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani, alarming some due to his radical views. Andrew Cuomo is an alternative, but has his own issues of corruption and incompetence. The author believes Sliwa is the best candidate but has little chance of winning. The author laments New York's potential decline into communism as voters support leftist policies. The author suggests that the city's downfall might awaken conservative resurgence elsewhere as fleeing New Yorkers shift political landscapes.