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AZProgressive

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16. I think his campaign strategy such as knocking on a lot of doors
Fri Jun 27, 2025, 08:37 AM
Jun 27

focusing on economic issues while not abandoning social issues and various things I think the party can learn from especially if they want to win young voters in the future. Also you need to be a bit of an orator to have success and he has that as well.

The party spent a lot of money to try to appeal to young men and Mamdani did well with them but in cities where Democrats outnumber Republicans by a lot the Dem primary is usually the real election but Coumo & Eric Adams are likely to be on the ballot for the general election and I remember what happened in Buffalo 4 years ago so he's not officially mayor yet but do feel the party can learn a lot from his campaign when it comes to turnout & appealing to young voters.

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They could and they should, but the old guard won't. It refuses to even acknowledge this. vanessa_ca Jun 27 #1
Nadler was quick to endorse him for the November election BeyondGeography Jun 27 #2
Thank you Rep Nadler! I was pleased to see Elizabeth Warren congratulate him too -eom vanessa_ca Jun 27 #4
They're smearing Zohran the way they smeared Bernie... it's not gonna work this time!! InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 27 #3
It didn't work against Bernie karynnj Jun 27 #9
I paid close attention to the polls in 2015-2016 AZProgressive Jun 27 #12
I still believe if she had chosen Bernie mountain grammy Jun 27 #21
Didn't Bernie win the 1st six or so primaries? snot Jun 27 #23
Not surprising Bernie had already been mayor, Congressman and Senator karynnj Jun 27 #27
I feel its too early to go around saying the democratic party needs to learn from him Samael13 Jun 27 #5
It was already clear that many Dems do not label anything short of unconditional support of Israel anti-Semitic BeyondGeography Jun 27 #6
New Yorkers like to think they are the center of the universe newdeal2 Jun 27 #14
I think his campaign strategy such as knocking on a lot of doors AZProgressive Jun 27 #16
Exposing the Smears: DoorDash, Bloomberg and Ackman Really Behind Anti-Mamdani Mailers Celerity Jun 27 #7
This is very top heavy on propaganda and cliches. Anything "corporations" Nixie Jun 27 #20
What Mamdani (and by extension, the Democratic Party) has to do is: no_hypocrisy Jun 27 #8
He won because he had a good positive message - make NY affordable against a bad human JT45242 Jun 27 #10
Chuck Schumer ever call him to congratulate him on his primary win? Emile Jun 27 #11
Who cares? I doubt that Mamdami worries about such trivial matters. Why would anyone? Oopsie Daisy Jun 27 #13
So yesterday you gave the excuse he was in Emile Jun 27 #15
Again, jumping to conclusions that are unfounded. It's silly to assume Schumer does not "back democratic candidates" * Oopsie Daisy Jun 27 #17
The only thing to learn is to pivot to call out trump & the gop - Every. Time. Not Gaza. themaguffin Jun 27 #18
It also means defending New Yorkers like Mahmoud Khalil from political persecution. David__77 Jun 27 #19
that's a separate issue. I'm referring to the narratives and the battle in reply to the OP article themaguffin Jun 27 #22
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Jun 27 #24
He didn't send any weapons to Netanyahu AZProgressive Jun 27 #25
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Jun 27 #26
Mamdani isn't responsible for the conditions residents of Gaza are facing AZProgressive Jun 27 #28
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