[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  CityDeskNYC [@CityDeskNYC](/creator/twitter/CityDeskNYC) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-28 16:39:01 UTC Zohran Mamdani’s Uganda wedding circus proves what we’ve said all along—he’s a champagne socialist cosplaying as a man of the people. Masked guards. Phone jammers. A million-dollar family compound guarded like Fort Knox while he pushes policies to defund NYPD and bankrupt landlords. This isn’t hypocrisy—it’s the playbook. Mamdani’s entire brand relies on New Yorkers not noticing his elite roots, globalist connections, and performative radicalism. He jets off to celebrate with Ugandan special forces while Astoria tenants face eviction. He weaponizes identity politics to hide his generational wealth. And let’s not forget his academic allies at CUNY—the same anti-Zionist faculty cheering Hamas while Mamdani stays silent. Real leaders don’t need three security gates and military tents to feel safe. They build systems that protect everyone. Mamdani? He’s just another trust-fund activist selling slogans he’ll never live under. New York can’t afford his fantasy economics—or his hypocrisy. X engagements  **Related Topics** [nypd](/topic/nypd) [defund](/topic/defund) [compound](/topic/compound) [uganda](/topic/uganda) [Post Link](https://x.com/CityDeskNYC/status/1949872231376470159)
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Zohran Mamdani’s Uganda wedding circus proves what we’ve said all along—he’s a champagne socialist cosplaying as a man of the people. Masked guards. Phone jammers. A million-dollar family compound guarded like Fort Knox while he pushes policies to defund NYPD and bankrupt landlords. This isn’t hypocrisy—it’s the playbook. Mamdani’s entire brand relies on New Yorkers not noticing his elite roots, globalist connections, and performative radicalism.
He jets off to celebrate with Ugandan special forces while Astoria tenants face eviction. He weaponizes identity politics to hide his generational wealth. And let’s not forget his academic allies at CUNY—the same anti-Zionist faculty cheering Hamas while Mamdani stays silent.
Real leaders don’t need three security gates and military tents to feel safe. They build systems that protect everyone. Mamdani? He’s just another trust-fund activist selling slogans he’ll never live under. New York can’t afford his fantasy economics—or his hypocrisy.
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