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Taken together, these issues are framed by critics as part of a broader pattern: a mayor advancing ideologically driven policies, showing inconsistency in condemning extremism, and receiving sympathetic media coverage that avoids rigorous scrutiny.<ref>[http://disq.us/p/35ckbfb Whitewashing Islamist bigotry: Anna Nawaz promotes Zohran Mamdani under the guise of an "interview" on their Muslim holiday]. At EoZ. March 20, 2026</ref>
Taken together, these issues are framed by critics as part of a broader pattern: a mayor advancing ideologically driven policies, showing inconsistency in condemning extremism, and receiving sympathetic media coverage that avoids rigorous scrutiny.<ref>[http://disq.us/p/35ckbfb Whitewashing Islamist bigotry: Anna Nawaz promotes Zohran Mamdani under the guise of an "interview" on their Muslim holiday]. At EoZ. March 20, 2026</ref>
* Nov 2, 2026.<br>
On Nov 2, 2026, "Amna Nawaz led [[PBS NewsHour]] chose to sidestep the epidemic of antisemitism, (especially following dual Islamist bigots: [[Hasan Piker]] and his uncle [[Cenk Uygur]] pushing hatred in campaigning for [[Abdul el Sayed]]) and instead give El-Sayed a political assist, airing a segment on “anti-Muslim” sentiment just one day before the election.
Even worse, it legitimized Hamas-linked CAIR by presenting it as a credible source, despite its leader, Nihad Awad, praising the October 7 atrocities."<ref>[https://thatpointtoo.blogspot.com/2026/11/what-amna-nawazs-pbs-newshour-chose-to.html What Amna Nawaz's PBS Newshour chose to air just before the elections]. Comma, point. Nov 3, 2026</ref>
==See also==
==See also==