JMW 4 CONGRESS — Jomo Manuel Williams for CONGRESS – NY-13
Reject Communism and Anarchism.
Early Voting: General
Oct 24 to Nov 1, 2026
General Election Day · 6am to 9pm
November 3, 2026
”Darializa and the DSA’s radical views and actions have shattered the longstanding harmony of our city, fueling hostility, pitting neighbor against neighbor, and subjecting our most vulnerable communities to unnecessary hardship. Both the extreme-left and the far-right need to sit down and stop derailing our society’s progress with their toxic politics and policies.”
Dividers and Bridgers
The DSA and Darializa came from nowhere with their righteous slogans,
heavy hands, and reckless agendas—
defying common sense and hard-won wisdom,
cracking the quiet bedrock of our home and traditions.
Neighbors now eye neighbors across newly drawn trenches.
The vulnerable, who once lived quietly in the background, now shiver
as the spotlights turn brighter, placed upon them as they are chased down.
Dragged to center stage, put on trial and standing accused of undermining our system,
they are made the focal point, bearing the brunt of DSA’s rhetoric and suffering the consequences—
mere pawn pieces they’re pushed and played, traded away for political gain.
While tension rising and tempers are boiling,
my political opponent Darializa tells her followers that “anarchism sounds intriguing”—
globalists preaching sheer lunacy—a world with no police, no prisons, no borders, and no citizenship—
reckless rants and radical chants that trade our civic order for lawless drift,
dismantling our common defenses, leaving our home exposed and helpless to aggression.
Stop, take heed, and read the writing on the wall:
their propositions echo the fractured streets witnessed in Paris
and borders under siege all across Europe, where chaos is now installed—
while the whole world scrolls online, all waiting and watching to see if and when law and order will fall.
The DSA—abbreviating the “Democratic Socialists of Anti-America”—
they shift the blame, fan the flames, and manufacture our divisions.
A machine riddled with demagogues and fearmongers,
imposters, infiltrators, fifth columnists, and compradors—
cynical opportunists distorting our economy and threatening the tranquility we built together.
The extreme-left, the far-right—
facing off across ruthless chessboards,
twin tempests tearing up the road we once walked shoulder to shoulder on.
It is time to reject the dividers.
It is time to still the storm.
And it is surely time to build our city’s bridges stronger and better.
