The article examines the evolution of welfare states, particularly in the United States, tracing their roots through major historical revolutions and economic crises. It argues that America has successfully balanced capitalism and socialism, providing extensive welfare benefits to its citizens while maintaining a strong economy. The author criticizes New York City mayor-elect Zohran Kwame Mamdani for what is described as exaggerated claims about a cost of living crisis and for advocating expanded social programs, suggesting these are unnecessary given the existing welfare infrastructure. The piece further accuses Mamdani of distorting realities for political gain and questions his suitability for leadership, highlighting his background and controversial positions on issues related to Israel and immigration.