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6/29/2025 4:23:33 PM
 
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Section 5: States Subject: Candidate Mamdani Msg# 1229584
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Seems that when foreigners are becoming naturalized citizens they need to show and pledge their loyalty to America's principles.
If it can be shown that Mamdani was hiding his true loyalties to communism, and to anti-semitism, then his naturalization was a flawed process. And that's a significant basis to begin the examining his naturalization process. And whether it can/ or/should be nullified. |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: The guy is an idiot if he thinks any of his ideas would work--but he is playing to a crowd of young people who--apparently--find things increasingly difficult to afford. This is not to say that things are actually too expensive, but rather that these same young people are unprepared for life as adults and as bread winners. Of course this is not the fault of the government, and it's certainly not something the government should even attempt to solve by "giving away free stuff." We've seen how well that works--so many many times. If Mamdani were elected, no one would be better off, and NYC would become bankrupt in no time. People would leave the city in droves, and essential services would disappear--medical, fire departments, and of course the police, which Mamdani wants to remove. I don't personally know what the law says about dangerous, anti-Semitic, anti--American people like Mamdani, but if they can deport him legally before the election, I'd be all for it. The only good thing he's done is to keep sex-predator Cuomo off the mayoral ballot. |
