"Look, he's probably gonna win. It's a Democrat town and they're gonna elect a socialist to run the financial capital of the world. I mean, you know, you gave him 300 grand. That's interesting, that's probably the only 300 non-Islamo Marxist grand that he got."
"And honestly, I think part of the reason he's so powerful is because people are tired of being lectured by men with Rolexes on CNN about affordability in this country. That's the real reason he is resonating right now because he has a clear message that actually says, This is what I plan to do, and the party I don't think this is about going to the left or the right, to be honest with you. Do I agree with Zohran much more than a lot of other Democrats in our party? Certainly. But I think we need to meet voters where they're at in their districts."
David Hogg criticized a CNN commentator for lecturing viewers about affordability while wearing a Rolex. The exchange occurred during a segment about New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani. The commentator predicted Mamdani might win and called out a $300,000 contribution using pejorative language. Hogg argued that Mamdani resonates because voters are tired of elite figures lecturing about economic issues. Hogg emphasized that Mamdani offers a clear message and actionable plans and said the focus should be on meeting voters where they live. Hogg expressed a desire for universal healthcare and broadly affordable living standards.
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