Zohran Mamdani

Donald Trump and his billionaire donors might be able to determine Eric Adams and Andrew Cuomo’s actions but they will not dictate the results of this election.

I can’t even begin to explain the offense that that brings to New Yorkers across the five boroughs.

Everyone should be held in the same laws.

And amidst this horror, we have seen the current mayor abdicate that responsibility entirely. This is a position that has been described as having the second-largest bully pulpit in the country.

One of the key responsibilities in leadership is telling New Yorkers what you deem to be acceptable in the conduct as it pertains to federal government and politics across this country.

Yet what shocked us was not simply that act, but was the fact that we knew that act is taking place every day across this country, oftentimes unseen, unnoticed and unabashed in its cruelty.

The proposal we put forward would raise $9 billion and we would also raise an additional $1 billion from savings and reforms that can be done at the city level.

We cannot understand this moment of authoritarianism as solely coming from the White House when it is also a moment that is characterized by the cowardice of those in response to it.

We cannot be free if we are subservient to those who abuse power for their own ends.

It is not the government’s job to bully talk show hosts off of the air. It is not the government’s job to tell us what we can and cannot talk about.

It's not the government's job to bully talk show hosts off of the air. It is not the government's decision to tell us what we can and cannot talk about.

We’ve reached out to WABC to reschedule the town hall.

Whether you watch Jimmy Kimmel or not, today’s decision is a victory for free speech.

Last week, Disney/ABC caved to Trump administration pressure. Millions of Americans helped them find their backbone.

75% of New York City residents are trapped in a state of anxiety.

Political violence has no place in our country.

I look forward to fighting alongside her to continue her track record of putting money back in New Yorkers’ pockets and building a safer and stronger New York City where no one is forced to leave just so they can afford to raise a family.

For FIFA to say that because ticket scalpers are going to be charging way above face value, let’s make sure that we can just become the ticket scalpers ourselves, I think it is a betrayal of the responsibility they have as stewards for the…

This is about greed at this point.

This is part and parcel of a larger affordability crisis in this city.

My commitment is to bring the world’s game to the people.

For far too long [FIFA] has looked upon these World Cups as opportunities for profit, as opposed to opportunities to extend this to the people who make this game so special.

The biggest sporting event in the world is happening in your backyard and you’ll be priced out of it.

But are any working-class New Yorkers actually going to be able to watch any of the matches?

The World Cup is coming to New York next year, and as a lifelong soccer fan, I couldn’t be more excited.