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Eric Trump calls Zohran Mamdani ‘crazy,’ says ‘we cannot allow’ socialism to spread countrywide at Turning Point USA event

Eric Trump and Lara Trump were the keynote speakers at a Turning Point USA event at Auburn University, where they spoke out against the recent Democratic wins in elections across the country. The couple condemned “the left” as Godless and “evil,” and criticized the wave of socialist politicians gaining power.

During the event, Eric Trump specifically called out Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, warning against his socialist policies and labeling him as “crazy.” He expressed concern that Mamdani’s election victory in New York City could have negative repercussions for the entire country if his brand of politics spreads.

Lara Trump echoed her husband’s sentiments, cautioning that having Mamdani as the “new face of the Democrat party” would not end well. She emphasized the importance of conservatives rallying together to prevent similar outcomes in future elections, particularly the upcoming midterm elections in 2026.

Benny Johnson, another speaker at the event, also criticized the rise of “Communists” winning elections in the country, referring to Mamdani as a “literal Communist” elected as New York City mayor. The speakers urged young conservatives in the audience to remain vigilant and actively participate in shaping the political landscape.

In a light-hearted moment, Eric Trump phoned his father, former President Donald Trump, who thanked the audience for their support and reminisced about his historic victory in Alabama. Trump also shared his admiration for the late founder of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk, and expressed confidence in the organization’s future leadership.

The event highlighted the growing divide in American politics and the need for conservatives to mobilize in response to the shifting political landscape. The speakers emphasized the importance of unity and active participation in order to counter the influence of socialist ideologies in future elections.

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