Sean Hannity’s Latest Mamdani Meltdown Has Critics Saying: ‘Who Believes This Nonsense?’
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The Fox News host delivered a lengthy monologue about the supposed dangers of New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.
Fox News host Sean Hannity on Tuesday ranted about the supposed dangers of New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, warning that “America will be doomed” if his democratic socialism becomes more popular — to the unbridled mockery of critics on social media.
“At some point, simple, basic, fundamental common sense has gotta prevail or America will be doomed if we become New York, and New Jersey and California and Illinois,” warned the “Hannity” host, with a graphic of the communist hammer and sickle symbol on screen.
Mamdani has frequently been painted as a communist by right-wing pundits and politicians, including disgraced former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly and President Donald Trump, but successfully campaigned on progressive social safety nets and general affordability.
Hannity was veritably trounced on social media for pushing “Fox News Propaganda.”
“Rich elites like him sit on their thrones saying how great it is right now and how bad it will be while New Yorkers are already struggling to pay for rent and food,” wrote one user on X, formerly Twitter. “But sure the system we have is working out so well.”
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