Maybe Trump’s subservient allegiance to Israel is costing Republicans votes. From Donald Jeffries at donaldjeffries.substack.com:
Routing the “Conservatives”
A few days ago, we experienced what is characterized as a “Blue wave” in elections held in places like New York City, Virginia, and New Jersey. Now, this is if you believe they are actually counting the votes. The process is hopelessly corrupted, but I think the alleged results do tell a story of changing demographics and lack of principles.
Zohran Mamdani’s win in the New York City mayoral race garnered most of the attention. Mamdani is a Muslim, now set to lead a city that has long been associated with Jewish power. He’s a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. As is the case so often with these suddenly famous figures, Mamdani has a connection to show business. His mother is an award winning Bollywood filmmaker. Mamdani really drew attention when, in a debate with other mayoral candidates like mobster wannabe Andrew Cuomo, and former leader of the now forgotten Guardian Angels Curtis Sliwa, he answered the question, “What foreign country would you visit first as mayor?” by declaring that his job would be to represent the people of New York City. Sounds pretty reasonable to me. The rest of the Zionist fanatics running for mayor competed to shout “Israel!” the loudest.
Instead of examining why the other answers were so horribly wrongheaded, revealing a mindset that places the importance of another country over our own, Republicans responded by calling Mamdani a “communist.” Now, Mamdani may well be a communist. If so, that hardly differentiates him from the leaders we’ve been cursed with since Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt. At least he appears to be addressing issues that impact the lives of those living in America. The high cost of living. Subpar wages. He promised to freeze the rent for poorer residents, and to build affordable housing. He promised free buses and free childcare. Well, the cost of living is outrageous. Donald Trump hasn’t lowered those costs, as he promised to do. When you run a campaign centered on affordability, you’re likely to attract a lot of votes from those who struggle to afford things.
