Dave Portnoy blasts Mamdani’s win, says he might take Barstool out of New York City.

Some supporters praised his willingness to take a stand against policies they view as harmful to business, while others criticized him for using hyperbolic language and threatening employees’ stability.

Media analysts note that Portnoy’s strong reactions are consistent with his public persona, which often blends business commentary with blunt, outspoken opinions on politics, sports, and culture.

His statements have drawn widespread attention, sparking debate on national platforms about the influence of political leadership on urban economies and corporate decision-making.

Meanwhile, Mamdani’s supporters continue to celebrate his victory as a turning point for the city.

They argue that his policies could bring long-term benefits, including more equitable housing policies, better access to essential services, and a renewed focus on community-centered governance.

They also note that the city has historically adapted to changing political climates, with businesses finding ways to thrive under administrations of varying ideologies.Continue reading…