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EP 75: 11/26/25 - A nod to one of the most infamous radicals in American history
Interact with Tim Rupp and The Strong Blue Line by email to [email protected]
Mamdani, 34, opened his victory speech with a quote from Eugene Debs, a far-left activist from the early 20th century who was stripped of his American citizenship after being convicted of sedition in 1918. Like Debs, Mandani has embraced radical policies, including broad promises to provide a range of free services to New Yorkers.
Tim talks about an article from DailyWire.com that discusses Debs and what Mamdani means for New Yorkers.
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By Tim RuppInteract with Tim Rupp and The Strong Blue Line by email to [email protected]
Mamdani, 34, opened his victory speech with a quote from Eugene Debs, a far-left activist from the early 20th century who was stripped of his American citizenship after being convicted of sedition in 1918. Like Debs, Mandani has embraced radical policies, including broad promises to provide a range of free services to New Yorkers.
Tim talks about an article from DailyWire.com that discusses Debs and what Mamdani means for New Yorkers.