Mamdani's Ruin begins at midnight, but Seattle's mayor has started early

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Zohran Mamdani will be first mayor to be sworn in on Quran during New York City inauguration

Following up on his DEI appointment of a new Fire Commission, a black lesbian who’s never, you know — actually fought a fire, the soon-to-be Mayor today turned his attention to destroying what’s left of the city’s school system:

MAMDANI PICKS EDUCATOR WHO WORKED TO DISMANTLE GIFTED & TALENTED PROGRAM AS NYC SCHOOLS CHANCELLOR 

And:

Mamdani’s Plan to Strip the NYPD’s Boss of Disciplinary Power Would Threaten Public Safety

…. One is a proposal by Zohran Mamdani to shift final say on matters of police officer discipline away from the NYPD’s commissioner and give it to the notoriously anti-cop Civilian Complaint Review Board.

Currently, once the CCRB substantiates a complaint against a member of the NYPD, it makes a recommendation for sanctioning the alleged misconduct.

Continue reading the entire piece here at the New York Post

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The bio of the author of this piece, caught eye because it states :Rafael Mangual is the Nick Ohnell Fellow and head of research for the Policing and Public Safety Initiative at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal.”

Nick Ohnell is not only a Greenwich resident, he was the extraordinary man who took a chance on hiring a newly minted philosophy major and set him to work selling very expensive PBX phone equipment to businesses around the country. These things were terribly expensive — an ITT switch, for instance, sold for $30,000 in 1976 dollars, and probably had 1/10th the power and speed of an iPhone today, but they were a huge leap forward from the Bell crap, and paid a very tidy commission. Dumbest career move I ever made was to leave Nick’s employ and go to law school; I had perfect score LSATs burning a hole in my pocket, and thought I’d do better as a lawyer. Wrong: three years hard work later, I graduated and found a job paying, at best, 1/3 of what I’d have been earning with Nick, and I certainly am not in a position to endow any sort of fellowhip at the Manhattan Institute of, for that matter, a local Dairy Queen. Ah well, at least I had the experience of working for an excellent boss and a great guy.)

In any event, back to this post:

Mamdani’s sure to bring the fun back into Fun City, but wait! Seattle’s Katie Wilson says, “hold my beer”: