I was wondering what the mistake was, then clicked the link and saw a big picture of Andrew Cuomo. Ah, now I get it.
NYC's unofficial motto may as well be "He may be a crook, but at least he's our crook!"
this post was submitted on 10 May 2025
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Thank you for the anti-bait.
Do not include Cuomo on your ranked choice list of options!
Clickbait title that is clearly partisan, looks like not worth reading regardless of content.
I mean it clearly has an opinion about the race but not a partisan one since it's all happening within a Democratic primary.
I should be more clear: “Huge mistake” means it’s an opinion piece from a person who has a clear bias, not factual journalism. And the fact that the title gives no indication of what it’s actually about means the only thing I have to go on is the author disagrees with something, but won’t say what until I pay them for an opinion I didn’t ask for.
I would personally rather be given the information and form my own opinion.
You can say “I hate the front runner in the democratic primary” without saying “I’m voting republican”
This is lemmy. All criticism of centrist democrats for any reason is interpreted as support for republicans.
NYC might as well put a massive billboard that says "this city is COOKED".
Zohran ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zohran_Mamdani ) seems like a much better candidate. NYC has too more information voters and regressives than I like, sadly.