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Mamdani weighs in on changing the Constitution so he can run for president
New York Post • • nation
Key Points:
- New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani dismissed the idea of changing the US Constitution to run for president, citing the current natural-born citizen requirement and his Ugandan birth.
- At 34, Mamdani is focused on his mayoral role and expressed skepticism about pursuing higher office despite speculation and comparisons to other politicians like Andrew Cuomo.
- Mamdani is positioning himself as a significant progressive force within the Democratic Party, celebrating recent primary victories of candidates he endorsed who support a far-left agenda.
- He defended the controversial stances of some endorsed candidates, emphasizing their focus on addressing working-class struggles and maintaining that public safety remains a priority.
- Mamdani highlighted a growing demand across America for new politics centered on working people, reflecting his broader vision for political change.
