washingtonexaminer.com Article RatingDemocrats spar over whether to endorse Mamdani in New York
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45% : Still, many Democrats have shied away from endorsing Mamdani for his socialist policies, but Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) told the Washington Examiner that the party will "come around" to the young Democrat as the election nears, describing him as a "very smart, funny, and humane candidate." "Donald Trump has been engaging in some absurd vilification of Mamdani," Raskin told the Washington Examiner.32% : " President Donald Trump has the same sentiment, as he called out Hochul in a Truth Social post. DEMOCRAT JAMES TALARICO LEANS INTO FAITH IN SENATE BID TO FLIP TEXAS RED "Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has endorsed the 'Liddle' Communist,' Zohran Mamdani, running for Mayor of New York," Trump said.
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