There is one fundamental rule of American politics: our elections are for us. The right to choose our leaders was earned through immense sacrifice, a sacred power vested exclusively in the citizens of this nation. It’s a simple concept, really. The fate of America should be decided by Americans, not by outside interests who couldn’t find Nebraska on a map but desperately want to pick its leaders.
This foundational principle is constantly under assault by those who view our republic not as a beacon of freedom, but as a system to be gamed. Foreign money sloshes around the globe, looking for a way to seep into our politics and bend our policies to alien agendas. Protecting the integrity of the ballot box isn’t a suggestion; it’s a non-negotiable duty for anyone who cares about this country’s survival.
From ‘The Post Millennial’:
Zohran Mamdani has been criminally referred to the Department of Justice by the campaign finance watchdog group, the Coolidge Reagan Foundation (CRF). The foundation filed two criminal referrals against the socialist candidate on Tuesday for allegedly taking illegal donations from foreign donors.
According to Fox News, after a review of Mamdani’s campaign finances, it was discovered he took $13,000 from 170 donors outside the US…
“Every dollar illegally funneled into a campaign from abroad dilutes the voice of lawful American voters. This case must be investigated immediately, and those responsible held accountable.”
That statement, from the watchdog group Coolidge Reagan Foundation (CRF), isn’t just a talking point. It’s the prelude to a political earthquake shaking up New York City, where socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is now the subject of criminal referrals to the Department of Justice. The allegation is simple and damning: his campaign allegedly accepted over $13,000 from 170 foreign donors. If the DOJ decides to take this seriously, Mamdani’s burgeoning political career could hit a brick wall.
A Deceptive Defense
Naturally, Mamdani’s campaign trotted out the usual flimsy excuses. They claimed to have a “rigorous compliance process” and insisted they refunded the improper donations. That’s not a defense; it’s what you say after you’ve been caught red-handed. Returning the money only after a watchdog group blows the whistle doesn’t prove innocence. It proves you got caught.
The details make their “oops, our mistake” story fall apart completely. And get this—the foreign cash trail even leads to his own mother-in-law in Dubai. To make matters worse, one report indicated that at the time of the complaint, thousands in illegal funds still hadn’t been returned. As CRF expert Dan Backer put it, this wasn’t a simple “clerical error.” It was a “sustained pattern of foreign money flowing into a New York City mayoral race.”
A Familiar Pattern of Hypocrisy
Of course, for anyone paying attention, this is just another Tuesday on the Left. It’s the same old story of hypocrisy from the very people who clutch their pearls and screech about “threats to our democracy.” It’s no coincidence that the same group, CRF, has also filed complaints against other progressive titans like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hillary Clinton’s campaign.
There’s a clear playbook here. For the socialist wing of the Democratic party, laws are apparently just pesky suggestions to be navigated or ignored in their relentless quest for power. Their belief that their noble ends justify any means necessary—including, it seems, taking money from overseas—reveals an absolute contempt for the American voters they pretend to champion.
Don’t let anyone tell you this is just about one socialist in New York. This is about the integrity of our entire system. It’s a battle to ensure the voice of the American citizen isn’t drowned out by a flood of foreign cash. And it’s a fight we can’t afford to lose.
Key Takeaways
- Foreign money in U.S. elections is a direct attack on the American voter.
- A prominent socialist candidate’s campaign is accused of breaking fundamental election laws.
- Excuses and refunds after getting caught are an admission of guilt, not a mistake.
- The Department of Justice now faces a crucial test of applying the law equally.
Sources: The Post Millennial, WION
