Many New York voters are REGRETTING their votes for Mamdani.
- Mamdani claimed he'd tax the rich, but the rich have left and took their $11B in taxes with them.
- Mamdani promised to freeze rent, but it's jumped 40%.
- Mamdani promised free transportation, but it's jumped 20%.
Jul 21, 2026 · 11:19 PM UTC
All regretters have one and only chance to change their vote!
STOP voting for whatever name is on that Democrat line.
Don’t be stupid again and VOTE BRUCE BLAKEMAN @NassauExec on 11-3-26 to save NY.
Socialism does not look cool. It starkly looks like one of the dumbest ideas that Humans ever came up with. The real question here is how so many people could fall not to the first specious lie, but to the first openly and blatantly stupid lie.
Forty years ago, when it became obvious that the hippies from sixty years ago who had moved into the schools and colleges constituted a real threat, no one would listen. They can't reliably make people more stupid, but they can make sure that they are ignorant enough to make stupid decisions. And people let them do it, because they believed schools did not matter, and the real world would balance it out.
We argued that intelligent and informed voters were our greatest protection, and the greatest hope for our continued progress and existence. Many thought it was crazy. So, I give you today. We are invaded by some of the weakest but worst people in the world, and we are losing at every turn. Stupidity is its own reward.
Mamdani is accused of being a communist for reasons that have nothing to do with communism. Were the previous mayors capitalist because they could accept bribes and be nice doggies for the rich? That also has nothing to do with capitalism.. If that's the basis of any discussion, those that are in the conversation are living in a society that's mostly ignorant, with the rich also being arrogant..
"The New York City Council voted on July 16, 2026, to approve an 18.2% pay raise for its members and other city elected officials, marking the first salary increase since 2016. The legislation passed with a 42-6 vote, raising rank-and-file council members' annual salaries from $148,500 to $175,500.
Key Details of the Raise The measure also increases compensation for the mayor, public advocate, comptroller, borough presidents, and district attorneys, with the new salaries retroactive to January 1, 2026. Under the approved plan, the mayor's salary would rise to $305,800, while the Council Speaker's would increase to $194,400. The total annual cost to the city is estimated at approximately $1.7 million."
