Mamdani’s camp is tracking Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s challenges and trying to avoid repeating his missteps, according to a person close to both Mamdani’s and Johnson’s teams.
Chicago Alderwoman Jeanette Taylor, a strong campaign ally who has also criticized some of the mayor’s early decisions, noted how critics often trot out the word “socialism” to cast blame on Johnson for long-standing issues facing the city. It’s a phenomenon, she added, that Mamdani could similarly face.
“People make this a bad word. People make this into something that it is not. Let’s just call all of this what it is: This is the way the rich stay rich and the poor stay poor, because they get us fighting on s— that just does not even matter,” she said.
Fighting fire with empty words While the banks get fat and the poor stay poor And the rich get rich and the cops get paid To look away As the one percent rules America
Spreading the disease Everybody needs, but no-one wants to see The way society Keeps spreading the disease
Fighting fire with empty words
While the banks get fat and the poor stay poor
And the rich get rich and the cops get paid
To look away
As the one percent rules America
Spreading the disease
Everybody needs, but no-one wants to see
The way society
Keeps spreading the disease
An Operation: Mindcrime quote spotted in the wild. Those are rare.