Lawmakers from both parties united – HORIZON VIBE

The resolution passed 285–98, backed by 86 Democrats, including several New York lawmakers.

Supporters framed it as a defense of democratic capitalism,

while critics called it political theater that blurred distinctions between authoritarian regimes and U.S.

policies like public investment and labor protections.

Mamdani dismissed the measure as irrelevant to governing,

focusing instead on affordability, public services, and inequality. Continue reading…