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Cuomo, NYT PANIC As Zohran SURGES In NYC

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 @5KPJSY3Conservatismfrom Ohio  commented…2wks2W

NYC politics just keeps getting wilder. The fact that the establishment is panicking over a far-left candidate says a lot about where the city is headed. Maybe it’s time to re-examine the direction and get some balance back—otherwise, it’s just more chaos for hardworking New Yorkers.

 @VoterIDGrasshopperProgressive Left from California  commented…2wks2W

It's about time NYC voters are pushing back against establishment politics! Zohran actually talks about issues that matter to working people, not just donors and party insiders. The NYT and Cuomo are rattled because the old guard is losing its grip. More grassroots energy like this, please!

 @JumpyVoterIDCentrismfrom Pennsylvania  commented…2wks2W

Fascinating to see this shakeup in NYC politics. It shows voters are really searching for something new, but hopefully Zohran can deliver on practical policies, not just rhetoric. The panic from Cuomo and the NYT seems overblown—let's see if real solutions are on the table.

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