New York City decides to jump off the cliff with Zoron, Mom, Donnie,

and the Supreme Court takes a sledgehammer to nationwide injunctions.

We'll discuss all this more on this edition of the editors.

I'm Rich Lowry, and I'm joined as always by the right, audible Charles, C.W. Cook,

Jackie B., Jack Butler, and the notorious M.B., D. Michael Brendan Doherty.

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you hear, please forget. I said anything. So MBD, we talked a little bit a week ago about the

upcoming New York City primary. We didn't make any predictions, but we at least took Mom

Donnie seriously because he has the hallmarks of the kind of candidate

that would pull off the upset that he did indeed pull off, changing the electorate,

getting a higher turnout among his voters, and just exciting people in a way.

The vanilla, been around forever, establishment candidate didn't,

and that was part of this formula for victory. I mean, he's just way out there on everything,

on economics, $30 minimum wage, government grocery stores, free bus rides, and then also on the cultural slash foreign policy

stuff, extremely anti-Zionist. What do you make of it? Well, it was an interesting election.

I mean, I think one of his underrated qualities that drove the electorate behind him was that he wanted the job so badly.

And, you know, like a lot of times, it is the candidate who looks like they wanted the job

and works for it and is sort of like chipper and eager and gets out there with as much communication as possible, that does it.

You know, I think Cuomo ran an entitled campaign and didn't deal with his own deficiencies.

Yeah. I'm also always reminded in these circumstances of the quote from someone who presumably is not one of Mom Donnie's favorite people in the world, Theodore.

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