The notoriously tight security provided to American presidents at all times was on full display over the weekend, with military assets deployed in response to an incident that could have potentially posed a threat to the commander in chief.
As Reuters reports, an F-16 fighter jet was scrambled on Saturday to intercept a general aviation plane that ventured into protected airspace over President Donald Trump’s Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club.
As Fox News noted, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) scrambled the jet in response to the presence of the unauthorized civilian aircraft in restricted airspace over the property where the president was spending the remainder of his holiday weekend.
The aircraft at issue entered the restricted zone at around 2:40 p.m., triggering the swift response.
A so-called “headbutt” maneuver was used by the fighter jet to gain the civilian pilot’s attention before the offending aircraft was escorted away from the vicinity of the golf club.
The incident at issue was the fourth violation of airspace restrictions to occur on Saturday, but unfortunately, it wasn’t even the last, with a total of five racked up over the course of the day.
According to Reuters, the White House did not offer any immediate comment on the situation.
In response to the situation, NORAD reminded civilian pilots to “verify all Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) Notice to Airmen (NOTAMs) and Fly Informed before making any flight.”
Officials reminded aviators of the availability of updated information about applicable restrictions at https://tfr.faa.gov/.
The agency reiterated its use of “a layered defense network of radars, satellites, and fighter aircraft to identify and respond to potential threats.”
In the agency’s own words, “The identification and monitoring of the civilian aircraft demonstrates how NORAD executes its aerospace warning and control missions for the United States and Canada.”
An X post from the military wing responsible for thwarting such breaches reminded aviators, “These TFRs are in place for a reason. No excuses! Stay sharp, stay legal, and stay out of restricted airspace.”
While it is critical that every president receive the most vigilant and comprehensive protection available, in Trump’s case, the presence of very real threats has been made crystal clear over the past year.
Not only has Trump survived two assassination attempts, as of June, he is also the subject of a new fatwa issued by Iran’s top Shia cleric, who called on “Muslims of the world” to bring about the president’s death, making his protection more critical than ever.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said there is more legislation in the pipeline after President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed this week, Newsmax reported. Johnson stated that additional budget reconciliation bills are expected to be introduced in the fall and spring of next year.
The president's signature legislation passed the House this week after nearly all House Republicans eventually agreed to sign on despite several misgivings about spending. Trump signed the bill into law in a spectacular ceremony on July 4.
Johnson was instrumental in pulling together support for the legislation from Republicans. On Thursday, the House Speaker promised more legislation, including two additional reconciliation bills that will help implement the Trump agenda.
Johnson appeared on Fox News's The Ingraham Angle on Thursday to take a victory lap and share his plans for the future. Speaking to Raymond Arroyo, who was filling in for host Laura Ingraham, Johnson laid out his plans.
"This is the first of a five-step process to get us back to fiscal stability. The reconciliation bill today was a big, giant leap forward," Johnson told Arroyo.
"But we're going to do this again. We're going to have a second reconciliation package in the fall and a third in the spring of next year for the next two fiscal years," Johnson said.
"And we're going to have rescission packages. The White House is sending us collections of items to claw back the spending that was wasted," Johnson promised, keeping in line with Trump's goal of streamlining the federal government.
"And we're going to appropriate at lower levels. The Republican Party is the party to get us back to fiscal responsibility. We can't do it overnight, though. But we are on the right track and the president is committed to it as well," Johnson said.
Trump was likely stunned that Johnson was able to pass this legislation and thanked him and others for their efforts, CNN reported. Trump signed the bill into law with a ceremony that included fireworks and a flyover of B-2 bombers on Independence Day.
"We made promises, and it’s really promises made, promises kept, and we’ve kept them. There’s a triumph of democracy on the birthday of democracy, and I have to say that the people are happy," Trump said from the White House.
Democrats had dug their heels in against this legislation and a few Republicans balked, but Trump promised that they would come to regret that. "We are going to have something where people are going to realize the level of success and popularity of this bill," Trump said.
The bill's signing comes after Trump's successful takedown of Iran's nuclear program as well as several Supreme Court victories. "This had to be the best two weeks. Has anybody ever had a better two weeks?" Trump said at the signing.
Republicans have to prove themselves by the time the 2026 midterms roll around, and it looks like they're on their way. They now have momentum, thanks to Trump's bold moves and Johnson's backing with promises of future legislation.
A drive-by shooting in Chicago took the lives of four people and wounded more than a dozen others outside of a nightclub Wednesday night, the Washington Post reported. The gunman is still at large as police attempt to determine whether this was a gang-related incident or a targeted attack.
Officials are still trying to piece together the circumstances of the attack but have little information to go on. The shooting occurred outside of the Artis Restaurant and Lounge on the South Side of Chicago.
At the time, an album release party was happening for rapper Mello Buckzz. It's unclear whether there was any connection to the artist, and Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling shared that there were no suspects to date.
Snelling encouraged anyone with information to call the police department so they may track down any leads. He assured the public that the police would be out in "full force" during the Independence Day weekend.
The shooting occurred around 11 p.m. on Wednesday, just ahead of the Independence Day holiday. The whole ordeal only took seconds, but 18 people were shot after someone in a dark-colored vehicle sprayed bullets on a crowd congregating outside of the nightclub.
Police said the four who were killed included two women, aged 26 and 27, and two men, aged 24 and 25, but did not release their names. The other 14 victims who were shot, ranging in age from 21 to 31, were taken to various area hospitals for treatment.
"Currently, our detective division is working extremely hard to get to the bottom of this. We as a Chicago Police Department want to make sure that we bring justice to these families, but we also want to make sure that we take individuals with this violence and this character off the streets," Snelling said.
Following the shooting, police have ordered the establishment to close. This is not the first time such an incident occurred in the exact spot, as Bendand Reilly, alderman of the 42nd Ward, recalled.
Just a few years ago, a similar shooting happened in front of a now-defunct nightclub, Hush, which was located in the building Artis now occupies. That nightclub was closed, and Reilly imposed a moratorium on liquor licenses there to keep another club from opening with the same problems. Unfortunately, Artis found a workaround, which Reilly now blames for the incident.
Artis apparently got around the lack of liquor license by branding itself as a "BYOB" restaurant, which means customers could bring their own liquor. Reilly blames the establishment and said it was "dishonest with the City about their plans for the venue and have now contributed to a devastating act of violence, just weeks after opening as a BYOB 'restaurant,'" the alderman charged.
"Despite early assurances from the new restaurant owner that this venue would support local artisans, foster inclusivity, and serve as a hub for connection, creativity, and joy, the owners decided to turn over their venue to promote a new rap album release," Reilly said in a statement. The owners of the establishment released a statement about the incident but didn't take responsibility.
“Artis was created as a safe space. A space where Black, Brown, Queer, and allied communities could gather, be celebrated, and feel at home in River North. We’ve always led with that mission," the owners wrote on Thursday.
"And what happened last night disrupted it in the most painful way. Our hearts are with the victims and their loved ones," they added. Mello Buckzz also released a statement Thursday on social media, stating it made him "feel like everything is just weighing down on me ... . All i can do is talk to god and pray."
Chicago is a deadly place, and this act of violence took out several people who were just getting together for a good time. This is common in cities run by Democrats, but the blame continues to go around.
A federal judge has ruled that the family of Egyptian firebomber Mohamed Soliman may be deported, The Hill reported. The lawsuit was brought by his wife, Hayam El Gamal, who has now exhausted all legal challenges.
Soliman has been charged with murder after allegedly attacking pro-Israel protestors with Molotov cocktails. The incident occurred last month in Boulder, Colorado and injured several people.
Because of the nature of the crime and the fact that Soliman and his family were here on tourist visas, his wife and five children were taken into custody. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said this was done to ascertain whether his wife was an accomplice, but the agency was moving to deport them.
U.S. District Court Judge Orlando Garcia initially blocked their deportation while deliberating on the matter. However, the judge tossed the case Wednesday stating that he had no jurisdiction over immigration proceedings.
According to the New York Post, Soliman allegedly attacked a group of mostly elderly protesters on June 1. He used a makeshift flamethrower and hurled Molotov cocktails into the crowd.
The group was protesting the fact that Hamas still held 50 Israeli hostages that were captured during the terrorist organization's Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel. The group of protestors had been meeting weekly for the demonstrations, which Soliman used to his advantage.
When the marchers came upon the Boulder County Courthouse, Soliman slipped by them disguised as a landcaper. He then allegedly unleashed his attack on them, spraying the crowd with gasoline and lighting it on fire while shouting "free Palestine" during the attack.
Following his arrest, Soliman told investigators that he wanted to "kill all Zionist people" and that he wished they "all were dead." One of his alleged victims, 82-year-old Karen Diamond, succumbed to her injuries this week, which has brought fresh murder charges for Soliman.
JUST IN: 82-year-old Karen Diamond, who was reportedly firebombed by a pro-Palestine lunatic in Boulder, CO, has DIED after suffering from severe burns.
Mohamed Soliman, the suspect, is now facing two upgraded first-degree m*rder charges in connection with the attack. pic.twitter.com/FzMwYm5lwj
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 30, 2025
The fact that Soliman was here at all is an outrage. As the Associated Press reported, Soliman was in the U.S. on an expired visa when he allegedly carried out the attack. Although he was born in Egypt, Soliman and his family came to the U.S. from Kuwait in August 2022 on a tourist visa, which expired in February 2023.
Unfortunately, Soliman is not alone in this practice, as 565,155 people overstayed their visas between October 2022 and September 2023. This figure represents "more than the population of the metro areas of Reno, Nevada, or Chattanooga, Tennessee," the AP said.
It is also not unusual for people to overstay their visas and subsequently apply for asylum. Although it's unclear whether Soliman intended to do so, it's notable that Egyptian nationals had an outstanding success rate of 72% of requests granted from September 2023 to September 2024.
After Soliman's alleged crime and visa status came to light, his family's future in the U.S. is uncertain. The judge's decision this week means that regular deportation is a real possibility, although the expedited deportation initially explored would have been preferable.
While Soliman's alleged crime stands out for its savagery and hateful motivation, it also underscores the problem with unvetted illegal immigrants. Soliman should not have been in the U.S. when this happened, and perhaps an innocent woman would still be alive if he weren't.
A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's removal of temporary protection status for 520,000 Haitians, Fox News reported. The judge ruled Tuesday that President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem, did not comply with Congress's recommendations for phasing out the protections.
On Friday, a DHS spokesperson said ending the temporary protection status of these migrants is necessary to preserve the immigration system. If the status allows them to stay even after the status is no longer necessary due to improving conditions, it becomes a de facto amnesty
"The environmental situation in Haiti has improved enough that it is safe for Haitian citizens to return home. We encourage these individuals to take advantage of the Department’s resources in returning to Haiti, which can be arranged through the CBP Home app," the spokesperson said last Friday before the judge's decision.
"Haitian nationals may pursue lawful status through other immigration benefit requests, if eligible," the spokesperson added. However, Tuesday's decision by U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan in Brooklyn negates that move.
Noem sought to have the designation stripped before Aug. 3 with a final effective date of Sept. 2. However, Cogan decided that "Secretary Noem does not have statutory or inherent authority to partially vacate a country’s TPS designation."
He said that her move was "unlawful" because of this, as she shortened the length of time for the designation to apply. "Plaintiffs are likely to (and, indeed, do) succeed on the merits," Cogan said in his decision.
It was also Cogan's opinion that allowing Haitians to stay past the time it's necessary will "far outweigh" any downsides for the U.S. He was worried that these people's lives have become too enmeshed in the U.S. for them to make an unexpected return to their homeland.
"When the Government confers a benefit over a fixed period of time, a beneficiary can reasonably expect to receive that benefit at least until the end of that fixed period. Plaintiffs have enrolled in schools, taken jobs, and begun courses of medical treatment in the United States in reliance on Haiti’s TPS designation lasting until at least February 3, 2026," the judge said, according to the Epoch Times.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is trying to close as many immigration loopholes as possible as promised during the campaign. With conditions improving in Haiti, it seems the program has outlived its useful life, and Noem moved to do something about it.
Despite what the judge said, Noem believes extending TPS for Haitians, especially in light of changing circumstances, is not in America's best interests. "DHS records indicate that there are Haitian nationals who are TPS recipients who have been the subject of administrative investigations for fraud, public safety, and national security," a notice from the DHS stated.
"These issues underscore a conflict with the national interest of the United States," it added. TPS was created as part of the Immigration Act of 1990 as a way to allow citizens from certain nations facing hardships, including disasters, war, or other unsafe conditions, to take refuge in the U.S.
The status is typically granted in 18-month stretches but can be extended. Haiti has faced numerous setbacks in recent years, including natural disasters, political unrest, and widespread crime, that has allowed for it to fall under TPS.
However, with those conditions waning, the Department of Homeland Security believes TPS no longer applies to Haiti and has offered $1,000 and a complimentary plane ticket home. The judge struck that option down in a move which has surely angered Trump as he pushes for a more secure border.
There's no reason the U.S. should be responsible for the entire world's population in need. There are many Americans who are also in need and could benefit from aid and resources while Democrats give handouts to people from all corners of the world.
Elon Musk is throwing his support behind Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) in his reelection bid, Fox News reported. The Tesla billionaire has indicated he will be donating to Massie, who has been a critic of President Donald Trump.
Musk took to his social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to make his point. "Every member of Congress who campaigned on reducing government spending and then immediately voted for the biggest debt increase in history should hang their head in shame!" Musk wrote.
"And they will lose their primary next year if it is the last thing I do on this Earth," he added. In response to his post, another user pledged to donate to Massie, and Musk indicated that he would do the same, a move which likely stunned Trump.
Every member of Congress who campaigned on reducing government spending and then immediately voted for the biggest debt increase in history should hang their head in shame!
And they will lose their primary next year if it is the last thing I do on this Earth.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 30, 2025
Musk had famously headed the Department of Government Efficiency, which was dedicated to cutting waste, fraud, and abuse in government. However, many, including Musk, were frustrated that Republicans wouldn't codify those cuts into law.
Moreover, the SpaceX mogul was disappointed that Trump proposed his One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was full of government spending. Musk shared his misgivings with the world and is now going against Trump again by supporting Massie.
For his part, Massie has nothing but praise for Musk. "Elon’s purchase of Twitter and cultivation of the X platform for free speech has already helped my cause immensely," the Kentucky Republican told Fox News Digital.
"It’s allowed me to bypass conventional media to refute the lies of both political parties and to provide transparency about how Congress works and what’s actually inside of the bills we vote on. Exposing the worst parts of the Big Beautiful Bill and reasserting Congressional War Powers has recently earned me the ire of the swamp and a fight for my re-election, but my re-election isn’t really about either of those issues specifically," Massie explained.
"It’s a referendum on whether members of Congress can think and act independently based on what’s best for the country, or whether all members of Congress must be reduced to rubber stamps for their respective political parties and swampy special interests. I’m extremely thankful to have Elon Musk’s financial assistance to continue my mission as an independent voice in Congress for my constituents," Massie said.
The president has had trouble with Massie after he opposed Trump's signature legislation. The lawmaker was one of only two Republicans to oppose the bill that passed the House of Representatives last month despite Massie's objections to the spending.
Massie also spoke out against the strikes on Iran, calling them "unconstitutional." Never one to shy away from a fight, Trump has been outspoken in his disapproval of Massie, whom he excoriated on his Truth Social, calling him a "pathetic LOSER."
As The Hill reported, Trump has also publicly pledged his support for Massie's primary opponent with the help of a super PAC's $1 million in ad time. "There’s a large feeling that the chickens have finally come home to roost for Massie," Kentucky-based GOP strategist T.J. Litafik said.
Meanwhile, Massie's campaign touted the candidate's "grassroots donors" in a post to X on Monday. "My campaign is fueled by the grassroots donors on this map; 3,417 of you donated $308,665 last week. Thank you!" the Massie said.
Musk and Trump had a falling out, and it's clear that neither side is backing down from it. Massie could undoubtedly benefit from Musk's money, but voters have already spoken in favor of Trump and may follow him in Kentucky's race as well.
Community activist Gabriel Thompson on Monday sued Mount Vernon, New York Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard over accusations that Patterson-Howard tipped off her "close associate," basketball coach Dwayne Murray, that he was about to be charged with molesting a 12-year-old girl.
Patterson-Howard allegedly summoned Murray to her office in late April to tell him about the forthcoming charges.
“I just see lawlessness,” Thompson told the New York Post. “She needs to resign. Are you kidding me? The mayor of a city reached out to someone … who she assumed was a pedophile, to warn them.
“That person cannot be given a position of public trust,” he said. “I have no political interest. I’m not running for office. This isn’t about that at all, period, full stop. This is just someone who’s disgusted, disgusted with people in power using their office like this.”
Court documents showed that Murray admitted Patterson-Howard showed him a text message she allegedly got from a supporter about Murray's actions (though it didn't name him directly).
Murray also posted denials on social media before he was charged with inappropriate sexual conduct with a minor on May 15, suggesting he knew what was about to happen.
“I want to make it crystal clear, I’ve never, ever done anything inappropriate with the players on my team, or any team for that matter,” he said in a video clip.
“This whole thing is a smear campaign to silence me, pure and simple,” he added.
Murray was executive director of the well-known Mount Vernon Junior Knights youth basketball program.
He also worked on Patterson-Howard's campaigns and previously lived with Mount Vernon School Board member Erica Peterson, for whom Patterson-Howard had campaigned.
The alleged unethical conduct is only one of several allegations in the lawsuit.
Thompson also said that Patterson-Howard campaigned for Peterson and other candidates on city time and had a taxpayer-funded police detail go everywhere with her.
Both of these accusations say that she misused taxpayer funds.
The mayor said in a statement that the lawsuit is “politically motivated and frivolous."
A scandal has emerged within one of Europe’s best-known royal families, involving serious criminal charges of sexual misconduct.
As Fox News reports, Marius Borg Hoiby, stepson of Crown Prince Haakon of Norway, and the eldest son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been charged with several counts bodily harm, rape, and sexual assault.
According to the outlet, the formal charges emerged after a probe of a series of arrests involving Hoiby last year.
In the words of Oslo Police attorney Andreas Kruszewski, the alleged number of victims in Hoiby’s crimes totals in the “double-digits,” making the situation all the more jarring for the royals to whom he is closely linked, even though the total of individuals related to the eventual charges was reduced to seven.
Charges now pending against the 28-year-old Hoiby include rape with intercourse, rape without intercourse, several counts of sexual assault, and another two counts inivolving bodily harm,
Despite the severity of the claims against him, it is reported that Hoiby remained cooperative while undergoing questioning by police.
The probe of Hoiby was said by authorities to have included interviews with a “large number” of witnesses, premises searches, as well as a comprehensive review of “digital material.”
Hoiby, who, as the New York Post notes, was once referred to in the press as “Little Marius,” has admitted his prior addiction to cocaine.
His defense lawyer, Petar Sekulic, stated that his client is “absolutely taking the accusations very seriously.”
With that said, however, Sekulic added that Hoiby “doesn’t acknowledge any wrongdoing in most of the cases -- especially the cases involving sexual abuse and violence”
Hoiby, at one time, resided with the Crown Prince and Princess as well as their two younger children, though he now lives in another home in the vicinity.
The royal palace declined to comment on the situation as the case progresses through “normal procedures.”
Though Hoiby received all the wealth and privilege of his siblings, Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus, his life has been a rocky one due in part to the aforementioned battles with addiction.
Morton Borg, Hoiby’s biological father, previously served prison time for offenses involving drugs and violence, suggesting that perhaps, if the allegations are true, despite his son’s vast opportunities and resources, the apple did not fall far from the tree.
President Donald Trump celebrated the Supreme Court's decision barring lower courts from issuing nationwide injunctions, the Washington Examiner reported. Trump championed the ruling in remarks during a news conference held shortly after the decision was released.
District courts have been thwarting Trump's agenda on many fronts by issuing sweeping injunctions against his policies. This particular case before the Supreme Court dealt with the issue of birthright citizenship.
In one of Trump's first executive orders, he sought to limit the practice that grants automatic citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil. While the high court didn't rule on the underlying issue, it concluded that lower courts may not impose nationwide injunctions, a move that is sure to rock Washington, D.C., leftists who tried to stop him.
Trump hailed Friday's decision as a significant win for his presidency during the White House news briefing. "This morning, the Supreme Court has delivered a monumental victory for the Constitution, the separation of powers, and the rule of law," Trump began.
"I was elected on a historic mandate. But in recent months, we've seen a handful of radical left judges effectively try to overrule the rightful powers of the president, to stop the American people from getting the policies that they voted for in record numbers," Trump went on.
"It was a grave threat to democracy, frankly," Trump added. "And instead of merely ruling on the immediate cases before them, these judges have attempted to dictate the law for the entire nation," Trump said of the lower courts.
"In practice, this meant that if any one of the nearly 700 federal judges disagreed with the policy of a duly elected president of the United States, he or she could block that policy from going into effect, or at least delay it for many years, tied up in the court system. This was a colossal abuse of power, which never occurred in American history prior to recent decades," Trump charged.
"And we've been hit with more nationwide injunctions than were issued in the entire 20th century together...I'm grateful to the Supreme Court for stepping in and solving this very, very big and complex problem. And they've made it very simple," Trump said.
As part of the crackdown on immigration, Trump has sought to close the birthright citizenship loophole. This allows for chain migration of other family members who would become eligible for citizenship based on one baby born in the U.S., even if to illegal immigrant parents, NBC News reported.
Trump noted that the provision was originally "meant for the babies of slaves" and not "for people trying to scam the system and come into the country on a vacation." Although the Supreme Court left the underlying issue alone, Trump acknowledged that the decision has far-reaching implications.
The president said he can now focus on "ending sanctuary city funding, suspending refugee resettlement, freezing unnecessary funding, stopping federal taxpayers from paying for transgender surgeries, and numerous other priorities of the American people." Trump went on to thank the Supreme Court justices.
"It's a giant," he said of the win they handed him. "It's a giant. And they should be very proud, and our country should be very proud of the Supreme Court today," Trump concluded his remarks.
The Supreme Court did the right thing in acknowledging the role of district courts and the limits of their power. Trump has notched quite a win, and it is only just beginning.
Rep. Laura Gillen warned that "socialism doesn't work," as evidenced by Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, Breitbart reported. The New York Democrat made these remarks during an appearance on Newsmax's "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" on Wednesday.
The discussion was about New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, who won the primary this week. He is a self-described Democratic socialist with a radical agenda that will destroy New York City's economy.
Somehow, Mamdani beat out the rest of the field while spewing his lefist talking points and agenda proposals. Gillen is warning New Yorkers that he's about to run the city into the ground with his far-left policies just as Johnson has in Chicago.
While discussing Mamdani's proposed agenda, Vargas mentioned how Johnson's progressivism has damaged the Windy City. She noted that the "progressive mayor who was elected there…has abysmal approval ratings there," revealing that there is a problem.
"It’s been, according to many people who live in Chicago, a bit of a disaster," the host added. Gillen agreed, noting that it revealed the fatal flaw in the ideology.
"Yeah, listen, look, socialism doesn’t work. We need to lower costs for Americans, but in a responsible way," Gillen said.
The lawmaker added it's what she's "fighting to do every single day in Congress," keeping residents in her district afloat so "they can afford to stay there, that their parents can afford to stay there, and that young people want to come back," Gillen said. She said the key was "helping businesses thrive" in New York.
The host pointed out that other Democrats are similarly uneasy about Mamdani's newfound success. "It is notable that Speaker Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, both New York Democrats, congratulated Mamdani but did not endorse him, at least not yet," Vargas pointed out.
Mamdani has shared a range of terrible ideas that are likely to exacerbate the already difficult situation for New Yorkers. Some of the policies Mamdani wants are city-run grocery stores, safe injection sites, rent freezes, and a history of calling to defund police, Fox News reported.
This is the worst of Democratic policies all rolled into one candidate, but it seems to be what New Yorkers want. President Donald Trump summed it up best in a post to his Truth Social on Wednesday.
"It’s finally happened, the Democrats have crossed the line. Zohran Mamdani, a 100% Communist Lunatic, has just won the Dem Primary, and is on his way to becoming Mayor," Trump wrote.
"We’ve had Radical Lefties before, but this is getting a little ridiculous. He looks TERRIBLE, his voice is grating, he’s not very smart, he’s got AOC+3, Dummies ALL, backing him, and even our Great Palestinian Senator, Cryin’ Chuck Schumer, is groveling over him. Yes, this is a big moment in the History of our Country!" Trump added.
Socialism never works because it is based on false assumptions about human behavior and fairness. The most frightening aspect of Mamdani's candidacy is that it seems to be what the people of New York City want, even if it means their own demise.