Here's where it's at with Tropical Soulvangelical and the primary victory of Zohran Mamdani. TSV's glad that Cuomo lost, and that the city folk demonstrated that values matter, and that you can't just get in just on name recognition alone, which is what TSV thinks Cuomo thought he could do. TSV also wants to remind people that as of his watching the Mamdani/Brad Lander interview on Colbert, Mamdani and Lander 'co-endorsed' each other in the race, and this TSV wants to send as admonishment to the so-called Young Socialists Of America. TSV doesn't want the young socialists to overlook Lander and how he helped Mamdani out on this one. Another thing is that from that same interview, TSV gathers that Mamdani genuinely wants to represent and reach out to all New Yorkers, regardless of whether they identify as 'socialist' or not. But once that happens, TSV would find it hard to believe that the young socialists would -not- then turn on Mamdani as another 'centrist' or some element of the central party, just because his reaching out to all New Yorkers they'll interpret as not doing the group's bidding. TSV remembers that one American founder that warned against interested groups, even though TSV sees such groups as almighty more powerful than unassociated individuals like himself -ever- could be, but that in our fervor to 'save' democracy, nobody will ever heed that warning. TSV also sees the young socialists as believing that anyone who votes for Mamdani either in the primary or the general election automatically identifies as a young socialist of sorts, and that no voter should be surprised when they then get a mailing claiming that 'we now see you as one of us.' TSV truly doesn't quite see any meaningful difference between this particular group and the Mangioniists who want to exonerate Mangioni for having killed a health insurance executive, so he doesn't want the young socialists to try to 'leverage' Mamdani. TSV is keeping watch here.