More than 20 years ago, Democrat John Edwards used the "two Americas" theme in his stump speeches, and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani put an extra communist touch on that for his address marking the country's 250th birthday while flanked by people he said are newly naturalized citizens.
But I'll start with the "two Americas" theme in relation to Mamdani's "leadership" in New York City.
Mamdani recently advised citizens to keep their air conditioners at 78 degrees or higher and keep electricity usage as low as possible.
Meanwhile, in the "second America" this was spotted:
Mamdani can't even get City Hall to stick to his 78-degree AC rule - as temps in building hit as low as 54 https://t.co/YqumJAj8Rd pic.twitter.com/DlxsU6xkaA
— New York Post (@nypost) July 2, 2026
The rules are for everybody else, and we see examples of that on an almost daily basis.
So when Mamdani used his 250th speech to criticize the country while projecting the elite Left's hypocrisy onto everybody else it wasn't surprising:
JUST IN: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani used America’s 250th anniversary to sharply criticize the country, accusing the U.S. of allowing children to go hungry while billionaires and “oligarchs” gain more power.
— Fox News (@FoxNews) July 3, 2026
He said America’s wealth was built by working people with “calloused,… pic.twitter.com/p7Ayuza5je
"He said America’s wealth was built by working people with 'calloused, dirt-streaked hands' while accusing the country of allowing the wealth built by workers to be concentrated in 'the soft hands of a precious few.'"
I'd bet my house that Mamdani's never done a hard day's physical labor in his life. Also Zohran's pal Bernie Sanders got kicked out of a hippie commune in Vermont for not doing enough work, which is the least surprising thing ever. Their phony proletariat shtick is laughable.
I'll spare everybody the rest of Mamdani's speech because it's almost the 4th and we're supposed to be focused on celebrating America and freedom instead of the communists who are trying to tear it down.
