Mamdani cant handle getting booed but it may be about to get a lot worse

Twice now, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has suffered public humiliation at events where he was unwanted.Will he go for a third strike at next month’s 9/11 ceremonies?Last week saw him viciously booed at a National Night Out event on Staten Island.Nights Out are moments for local law enforcement and first responders to build relationships with the communities they serve; when Mamdani clambered onstage wearing his trademark grin, the 3,500 or so locals erupted so resoundingly that he cut his remarks to a bare minute before fleeing the stage.He shouldn’t have been surprised: This was a pro-cop crowd, and the mayor is a passionate cop-hater, who has called the Finest “racist” and “a threat to public safety” and even claimed the NYPD is somehow under Israeli control. He was fresh off a similar humiliation at the Queens funeral for Sgt.

Angel Rampersad, killed by an Iranian missile and drone strike: He  showed up expecting to speak — only to find the grieving family didn’t want him uttering a word.Again, that’s no more than he deserves: He’s a staunch defender of America’s enemies around the globe, from Venezuela to Cuba, and effectively backed Tehran after President Donald Trump launched airstrikes against the regime. Yes, the draft remarks City Hall had released were perfectly anodyne, but Rampersad’s loved ones had no desire to let him use their grieving to score some PR points.That this took place in multi-ethnic Queens, in a neighborhood he easily carried last November, should teach him some powerful lessons. Note, too, that he’s already facing blowback for feeding hate and fostering hate crimes.This is the downside of winning City Hall as a far-lefty factional Democrat who got lucky in having first disgraced ex-Gov.Andrew Cuomo as his chief primary opponent, and then hard-to-take-seriously Curtis Sliwa in the general election: Mamdani has a small base of core supporters, but most New Yorkers never wanted him.(Even then, he has to worry about...