He said it out loud.

New York City Mayor Mamdani is now openly admitting the plan—tax the rich, squeeze success, and hope the system doesn’t collapse under its own weight. But here’s the reality they won’t tell you: when you punish the people creating jobs, investing capital, and keeping cities alive… they leave. And when they leave, what’s left behind?

A hollowed-out economy and a desperate government scrambling for control.

And that brings us to the next disaster: a $33 million, taxpayer-funded grocery store. Government running a grocery store? We’ve seen this movie before. It always ends the same way—empty shelves, bloated budgets, corruption, and failure. Bureaucrats are not entrepreneurs. They don’t innovate, they don’t compete, and they certainly don’t operate efficiently. This isn’t about helping people… it’s about expanding control while burning through your money.

Meanwhile, something even more dangerous is happening.

The rhetoric targeting Donald Trump is escalating—and fast. What used to be political disagreement is turning into something darker, more aggressive, and far more reckless. When leaders and media figures normalize extreme language, history tells us it doesn’t just stay words. It fuels real-world consequences.

So ask yourself—where does this end?

A city driving out success. A government replacing the private sector. And a political climate growing more volatile by the day.

We break it all down.

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He said it out loud.
New York City Mayor Mamdani is now openly admitting the plan&mdash;tax the rich, squeeze success, and hope the system doesn&rsquo;t collapse under its own weight. But here&rsquo;s the reality they won&rsquo;t tell you: when you punish the people creating jobs, investing capital, and keeping cities alive&hellip; they leave. And when they leave, what&rsquo;s left behind?
A hollowed-out economy and a desperate government scrambling for control.
And that brings us to the next disaster: a $33 million, taxpayer-funded grocery store. Government running a grocery store? We&rsquo;ve seen this movie before. It always ends the same way&mdash;empty shelves, bloated budgets, corruption, and failure. Bureaucrats are not entrepreneurs. They don&rsquo;t innovate, they don&rsquo;t compete, and they certainly don&rsquo;t operate efficiently. This isn&rsquo;t about helping people&hellip; it&rsquo;s about expanding control while burning through your money.
Meanwhile, something even more dangerous is happening.
The rhetoric targeting Donald Trump is escalating&mdash;and fast. What used to be political disagreement is turning into something darker, more aggressive, and far more reckless. When leaders and media figures normalize extreme language, history tells us it doesn&rsquo;t just stay words. It fuels real-world consequences.
So ask yourself&mdash;where does this end?
A city driving out success. A government replacing the private sector. And a political climate growing more volatile by the day.
We break it all down.
The Maverick System &mdash; <a>https://TheMaverickSystem.com</a> VRA Insider &mdash; <a>https://VRAInsider.com</a> Patriot Mobile &mdash; <a>https://www.PatriotMobile.com/Grant</a> TWC Health (Use code Grant for 10% off) &mdash; <a>https://Twc.Health/Grant</a> Lost Soldier Oil and Gas &mdash; <a href="https://www.LostSoldier.com">https://www.LostSoldier.com</a>
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