Yes, Zohran Mamdani won the election Nov. 4 to become the next mayor of New York City.

It was not surprising, as he had come in as the favorite, ahead comfortably in most of the polls— but what was surprising was all the uproar about him.

“Communist,” “Socialist,” “Anti-Jewish,” “he’s a Muslim” and “he’s too inexperienced” were all cries heard, quite frankly, from both sides of the aisle.

But really, is the new Mayor Mamdani that extreme?

Addressing straight up the income inequality problem in America (and New York) by plainly stating that he will raise the taxes on the wealthy, while lowering or keeping the same for others—is that so drastic? Is that "extreme" thinking?

When the income balance is so out of whack (1% of country have more wealth than the entire bottom 50%), assuming o

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