Obsessive and Grudge-Holding: The Truth About Mamdani Behind the Scenes Revealed

According to testimonies from dozens of political figures and advisers, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani emerges as obsessed with his image, sensitive to criticism, holding grudges, and ignoring text messages. He tried to pressure Queens Borough President to remove a critical tweet, and was prevented from delivering a eulogy at a soldier's funeral. Some praised his humility.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is described, based on testimonies from dozens of political figures and advisers, as a person obsessed with his image, with a thin skin extremely sensitive to public criticism. He holds grudges and treats his political rivals with demonstrative coldness, and ignores text messages unless a negative article about him is published, to which he rushes to respond. Recently, he unsuccessfully tried to pressure Queens Borough President Donovan Richards to remove a critical tweet. Last week, he recorded an embarrassing incident when he sat angry and silent after being prevented from delivering a eulogy at the funeral of a US Army soldier in Queens. However, some noted his humility when he learns topics he is not familiar with. Fabien Levy, former spokesman for Eric Adams, cynically concluded that the administration is on social media more than any other politician, but what matters is what happens on the streets.