Trump's influence lingers as Zohran Mamdani and Bernie Sanders rally New Yorkers
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
42% : " One day after that remark, Mamdani issued a response that could apply equally to both his heckler and Trump.41% : Noting the success of Mamdani's campaign, Trump has already framed him as a Democratic foil, teasing high-profile clashes with the 33-year-old progressive should he be elected.
41% : "We'll get used to a communist," Trump said at an Oval Office event on Friday.
41% : " The interaction was one of several moments at the Brooklyn campaign event that portrayed how Mamdani will confront Trump, in addition to his mayoral challengers, amid his bid to lead the nation's largest city.
28% : " The New York Times reported this week that allies of Trump had sought to deepen their interference in the race by goading two of Mamdani's competitors, Republican nominee Curtis Sliwa and incumbent Mayor Eric Adams to leave the race in a bid to boost Cuomo's campaign.
25% : If it's not one-on-one, it's going to be a hard race," Trump said on Friday.
14% : "It's not going to be Donald Trump, it's not going to be Bill Ackman.
13% : " "We cannot try and convince ourselves that because something is illegal Donald Trump will not do it.
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