06.11.2025 01:04
U.S. President Donald Trump made a historic confession while criticizing Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic Muslim candidate who won the New York mayoral election. Trump stated, "Last night we lost a part of our sovereignty in New York, but we will take care of it, don't worry."
U.S. President Donald Trump, criticizing Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani, who won the New York mayoral elections, stated, "Last night we lost part of our sovereignty in New York, but we will take care of it, don't worry."
TRUMP'S STRIKING REMARKS AFTER MAMDANI'S VICTORY
U.S. President Trump attended the "America Business Forum" held in Miami, where he delivered the opening speech. Trump, who spoke highly of his administration's economic steps over the past year, claimed that they achieved more in one year than former U.S. President Joe Biden's administration did in four years. Referring to the mayoral and gubernatorial elections held in some states, especially New York, the U.S. President said that they were not very pleased with the election results as Republicans.
"WE LOST PART OF OUR SOVEREIGNTY IN NEW YORK"
Regarding Mamdani's victory, Trump commented, "On November 5, 2024 (in the presidential elections), the American people took back our government and we regained our sovereignty. Last night we lost part of our sovereignty in New York, but we will take care of it, don't worry." Trump, who claimed that the elections were conducted "fraudulently," said, "Watch what happens in New York, you will see terrible things. I hope it doesn't happen, but you will see terrible things."
"MANY PEOPLE WILL FLEE NEW YORK"
Trump, who argued that the Democrats elected a "communist" candidate in New York and that they would do the same in Congress if they win the midterm elections, called on Republican voters not to allow this.
Trump stated, "If you want to see what the Democrats in Congress want to do to America, look at the results of the elections held in New York yesterday," and claimed that many people in New York would soon flee "communism" and migrate to other cities.
THE MOST PARTICIPATED ELECTION IN 56 YEARS
According to unofficial results, 34-year-old Uganda-born Mamdani became "the youngest and first Muslim name to head the largest city in the U.S. in the last century." According to CBS News data, more than 2 million people voted in the election. This marked "the highest turnout rate recorded since 1969."