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What is so radical about saying we need an economy that works for everybody, not just for Mr. [Elon] Musk and his billionaire friends?

And I think over the years, the Democratic Party has done a lot of good things in terms of women’s rights, the environment, civil rights, gay rights. But in terms of the needs of the working class, I’m sorry to have to say they have not.

What the American people are saying [is]: Who is standing up for us? Who understands our pain? Who’s going to improve our lives?

This is a pivotal moment in American history. And it is absolutely imperative that we have candidates and elected officials who have the guts to say, ‘No, I don’t want your billionaire campaign contributions. I’m going to stand up for…

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we are 9 months into the second Trump administration, and there are two dynamics that have become very painfully clear. One is the arbitrary use and abuse of power by the Executive and two, the regrettable passivity of the U.S. Senate. It…

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Political violence has no place in this country. We must condemn this horrifying attack.

No society can survive when one man becomes a trillionaire while the working class struggles to survive. This cannot stand.

This is not only grossly immoral. It is insane economics.

Another $900 billion for Elon Musk, while 60% live paycheck to paycheck? Really?

What a radical idea to say that we should stabilize rents so the working-class people can live in this city.

What they fear is Mamdani becoming a model for what could sweep across the country.

a test case of whether or not democracy can prevail.

And that is the future of the Democratic Party.

If a candidate started at 2% in the polls, gets 50,000 volunteers, creates enormous excitement, gets young people involved in the political process, gets nontraditional voters to vote, Democratic leaders would be jumping up and down!

I find it hard to understand how the major Democratic leaders of New York state are not supporting the Democratic candidate.

What are the oligarchs afraid of?