Theology Applied THE LIVESTREAM - NYC’s First Socialist Mayor? Republicans Threaten DENATURALIZATION
Oct 27, 2025
The hosts dive into the contentious New York mayoral race, spotlighting socialist candidate Zoran Mamdani and questioning his ideologies. They discuss the implications of electing a foreign-born mayor and explore the influence of demographics on political outcomes. The conversation navigates the dangers of democratic socialism and the calls to tax the rich. Cultural ownership and the identity of Americans are debated, alongside historical perspectives on denaturalization as a political tool. Finally, they ponder the need for decisive leadership to counter liberal policies.
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Foreign Influence As Culprit For Urban Change
- Joel Webbon and Wesley Todd argue Zoran Mamdani’s rise symbolizes foreign influence and ideological displacement in NYC.
- They connect immigration, liberalism, and socialist policies to cultural and political erosion of a Christian heritage.
Say No And Enforce Citizenship Rules
- Wesley Todd explicitly urges saying “no” to non-natives holding political power and to deport or denaturalize problematic foreign-born leaders.
- He frames removal as simple political action requiring will, not complex policy work.
Democratic Socialism As Parasitism
- They define democratic socialism as parasitical, taking wealth built by entrepreneurs and redistributing it via the state.
- This critique frames Mamdani’s promises as unsustainable giveaways that will drive out productive residents.