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1:10Now PlayingMayor Zohran Mamdani offered up a tepid non-response Tuesday about the New York City coffee shop that publicly ripped Rep. Dan Goldman over his pro-Israel views.
Mamdani, as he was out stumping for far-left congressional candidates, was pressed by a reporter on Poetica Coffee’s screed lumping Goldman in with “racists, fascists, homophobes” and saying it would have refused to serve him over his support for Israel.
“I have many political disagreements with Congressman Goldman when it comes to his votes and his views on Israel,” Mamdani, a staunch critic of the Jewish state, said when asked if the hateful diatribe was an “OK way for someone to express political disagreements.”
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