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Glenn Beck just laid it bare, and every American who still believes in free enterprise should pay attention.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic Socialist darling of the DSA, isn't building grocery stores. He is a radical Marxist Democrat, member of the DSA who plans on destroying all freedom in the U.S. He's building a taxpayer-funded wrecking ball aimed straight at private business. The plan: spend at least $70 million of other people's money to open five government-run grocery stores — one in each borough — that will deliberately sell core staples at 30% below market prices. These stores won't pay rent. They won't pay property taxes. And they won't care if they lose money hand over fist. They can do this with many industries under the banner of their fake Socialism designed to destroy all business and make as many people as poor as possible, so they scream for Marxism.
Beck's math is brutal and correct. The average American grocery store operates on razor-thin margins of about 1–2 cents of profit on the dollar. Mamdani's city stores are projected to lose roughly 28 cents on every single dollar they ring up. How do you compete with that if you're a family-owned bodega or independent grocer who actually has to make payroll, pay rent, and turn a profit to survive?