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Joy Reid: "Congo is would-be Wakanda and should be the richest place from resources underground!" She's so close to getting it

Mamdani’s corruption is getting worse. He’s now using $1.6 million in taxpayer money to push ballot questions that would expand his power and strip checks and balances from New Yorkers. This isn’t just a plan, it’s something he’s already doing now and it’s not legal. The Mamdani administration is running an ad blitz of social-media videos, text messages, and other outreach that frames the five proposals on the November 3 ballot as a way to get “faster government” and cut red tape. The ads never mention that the measures would reduce City Council review, limit community board and borough president input, and shift more authority to the mayor and city agencies. In other words, it would make Mamdani more of a king than he already acts like. City law prohibits government officials from using public funds to advocate for or against ballot proposals. Critics, including Councilwoman Joann Ariola and Councilman Phil Wong, say the campaign crosses that line by trying to influence the outcome rather than simply encouraging people to vote. One proposal would fast-track outdoor dining sheds and street projects by eliminating public hearings and Council oversight. Another would let the mayoral-controlled City Planning Commission handle certain property sales and leases instead of the Council. The Charter Revision Commission that selected the questions was appointed by Mamdani. Mamdani is doing everything he can to empower himself to steal the property from New Yorkers and once that happens they’ll never get it back. That’s how socialists operate. You’ll have nothing and like it. This is how power consolidates under socialist regimes. They present the measures as harmless efficiency upgrades, fund the messaging with public dollars, and omit the part where residents and their elected representatives lose leverage. Voters are being asked to approve changes that make it easier for the administration to act without the friction of local input or legislative review. New Yorkers should reject the proposals Mamdani is illegally promoting with taxpayer money. Taxpayer money is for serving the public, not for marketing a mayor’s expansion of authority. If the administration wants faster government, it can do that within the existing system instead of rewriting the rules to remove the people who are supposed to watch it. But many of the same people voting on these measures are the same people who elected Mamdani. Many still naively think socialism can work and will likely hand over more of their freedoms to a man born in Uganda who will gladly take them.

Byron Donalds: “Sir as a member of Congress” Trans Person: “I’M NOT A SIR I’M A MA’AM!” Byron Donalds: “Sir, we’re going to make sure…” Trans Person: “SIR AGAIN?!” Might go down as the greatest video of all time.

"O Allah, count them, kill them one by one, and leave none of them." Here are 44 clips of imams from the Islamic Center of Detroit — where Abdul El-Sayed worships — promoting murder. The federal government has given the mosque over $45 million since 2017