Mamdani Dismisses Kansas City Prospect Grocery Store FAIL

Mayoral candidate for New York City and socialist sensation Zohran Mamdani didn't let cowtown economics dissuade his commitment to city-run grocery stores. 

In fact . . . 

DESPITE KANSAS CITY PROSPECT SLUM FRESH FAIL . . . MAMDANI DOUBLES DOWN ON GROCERY STORE SOCIALISM!!!

Sure, he doesn't offer many deets about how his plan would work other than "bringing the best & brightest to deliver" the dream . . . Even if most people bringing food to the masses are currently working for Doordash.

NEVETHELESS, we'll share the quote and report as hard-fought Kansas City experience is, yet again, discarded by the Democratic Party elite. 

Check-it . . .  

"There's another example in Kansas City, where they had a government-run grocery store, and it’s been there for years, but it’s [closed] because it doesn't work. They’ve been riddled with crime. They’ve dealt with just a lack of inventory. There are other examples where it just hasn't worked because, frankly, the government is not that good at being in the business of being in grocery stores. So what do you say to that example?" CNN host Abby Phillip asked Mamdani.

And here's the answer .  . . 

"I say to that example, as well as the examples of our own failures, city government right here in New York City, that we have to prove not only the efficacy but the excellence of this idea. Because for every one example that you can point to, there’s another of another municipality today considering opening a city-run grocery store. But to me, the most important thing is the outcome. This is something I believe will work. We will bring the best and the brightest to deliver it, and it will be five stores at the cost of $60 million, which is less than half the city’s already spending on subsidizing corporate supermarkets," Mamdani said.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Fox News: Mamdani confronted on failed city-run grocery store attempt in Kansas City, claims his plan will work

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