Quote from: J70 on June 26, 2025, 01:45:35 AMMixed feelings.
I didn't rank Momdani. Some of his platform is pie in the sky without any prospect of becoming reality. But at least he was out there doing interviews and raising issues like housing and childcare and food deserts. Cuomo thought he could coast to the nomination, but his experience couldn't overcome his and the Dem establishment's baggage.
At this point I do not have a clue how I'll vote.
Momdani, to me, is like AOC. I probably wouldn't want her in charge, but I like that she is in Congress fighting for the less fortunate and intelligently opposing the endless flood of insanity and bigotry coming from Trump and MAGAland.
The GOP are putting up Curtis Sliwa, again. I used to enjoy his morning radio show, but he's a clown and not a serious option.
Adams has been a huge disappointment and is unprincipled and corrupt.
Cuomo is supposed to be on some third party ticket, but will he can overcome the primary humiliation and go ahead with it? He would still has a good shot with a centrist campaign and a lot of people choosing him as the least unpalatable option.
I was traveling for work this week and was close enough to NYC to pick up the local news.
It definitely seems to have shaken the establishment
Funnily enough he claims to have reached out to former Democratic voters who voted for Trump in November
One thing he said that resonated with me was that (paraphrasing) Democrats needed to start listening and stop lecturing
Anyways-keep well (back into retirement)