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Mamdani is twisting the law to socialist limits — and you’re his next target

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani is abusing the apparatus of city government to crush landlords and seize their property, violating state law, the US Constitution and fundamental fairness. 

If you’re not a landlord, you may think this doesn’t affect you — but think again.

Landlords are just the first: Anyone who owns anything is in this socialist mayor’s crosshairs.

He ignores the limits of government power and his duty to govern for all the people.

As evidence of the danger ahead, see Mamdani’s new Office of Worker Power, announced on Labor Day.

It’s a first-in-the-nation municipal initiative to push unionization on private-sector workers — and to launch labor-law investigations of nonunionized workplaces, whether there have been complaints or not.

Mamdani’s taxpayer-funded push to aid unions flies in the face of his ‘affordability’ agenda

FDNY commish during 9/11 attacks slams Mamdani’s signing ceremony with terrorist’s lawyer, urges him to stay away from memorial

Mamdani faces new lawsuit over NYC-run grocery stores alleging unfair competition

Businesses large and small should take a close look at the mayor’s anti-landlord agenda, because a similar playbook is being prepped for them.

Mamdani unveiled his Block by Block housing initiative on May 26, calling it a “sweeping blueprint to tackle New York City’s deepening housing crisis.”  

But most of the “plan” called for hyper-aggressive code enforcement against “negligent” property........

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