Staff Reports
In today’s political circus, a shocking display of liberal double standards took the spotlight. After a fiery speech by politician Zohran Mamdani, Van Jones dared to call it divisive. And for what? Because Mamdani dared to challenge the establishment and speak boldly about his intentions. Yet, instead of celebrating a man for standing by his convictions, the liberal media turned into a feeding frenzy, trying to silence conservative voices by branding them as divisive. Typical.
The nerve of Van Jones to criticize Mamdani for “missing an opportunity” is laughable. When the left wins, as Mamdani just did, they love to take victory laps. They shout from the rooftops, bully anyone who steps out of line, and then act bewildered when someone dares to push back. Of course, Charlamagne Tha God couldn’t resist the chance to jump in and attack Jones, gleefully promoting Mamdani’s far-left narrative.
🚨 Van Jones is Spot On: Mamdani’s victory speech was filled with hate and rage…. Not his calm, smiling, campaign rhetoric of the past several months.
NY will now experience the real Mamdani….. I give you Mr. Hyde.
You were warned. pic.twitter.com/JOzIE67UGX
— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) November 5, 2025
Jones’ criticism revolved around tone, as if using the microphone passionately is now a sin. Mamdani’s talk of taking on landlords might sound like demagoguery, but let’s be real: it’s posturing, designed to rally the masses who have been fed the same socialist diet by the radical left. And there comes Mehdi Hasan, defending Mamdani while using Trump’s speeches as some bizarre comparison. It’s a classic deflection move – ignore the issue at hand and scream “But Trump!” instead. Pathetic.
The whole scene is a glaring example of how the liberal elite operates. When they win, they’re expected to reign supreme, and everyone should cheer. But if anyone questions their methods, goals, or speeches, suddenly it’s too harsh, too loud, or flaunting outdated capitalism. This hypocrisy is exactly why more Americans are stepping up to say Enough is enough.
The real question to ask is: how much longer will Americans tolerate this charade? When will the silent majority finally be heard, without fear of being labeled as divisive or extremist for simply disagreeing with a narrative that’s forced upon them daily? The game is rigged, but at some point, the people are bound to flip the board.
