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Top Consultant Zohran Mamdani The New York City Mayor’s Movement reportedly helped launch reelection for the Chief Progress of the House.
Left-wing political agent Morris Katz serves as chief media strategist for the Mamdani movement, creating new ads for Congressional Progressive Caucus and member of the “squad” Greg Casar (D-Texas) and announced his 2026 campaign on Monday morning Politico Playbook Report.
According to the online biography, Katz is no stranger to the democratic movement, helping to “strengthen and expand” the Work Family Party in New York, and recently created an ad for Maine Democrats who challenge longtime Sen. Susan Collins (D-Maine). He also advised Dan Osborn to run for the Independent Senate in Nebraska.
He is a combat agency in creating advertising and advising campaign strategies for John Fetterman (D-Pa.) and I-Vt. Bernie Sanders and others made the video.
The political strategist behind multiple Zohran Mamdani advertising also threw his professional ribs into Greg Casar, chairman of the House Progressive Caucus. (Getty Image)
But it was his work for Mamdani that pushed Katz’s name to the national stage.
He told New York Magazine In June, he was taken away with a 33-year-old Democratic socialist after his first meeting.
“I left thinking, I love this person. I should doubt. What happens when other parts of New York know him?” the media said.
Kaz is now reporting that he is ranking his progressive advertising work behind Casar, who runs for his third term, representing a part of the Austin, Texas area.
Fox News Digital contacted Fight Agency and Casar several times for confirmation and further comments, but received no response.
Casar’s new ad lasted more than two minutes, and before coming to Congress in January 2023, his time was for labor organizers and state legislators.
Rep. Greg Cassal (D-Texas), chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, spoke at a press conference at the new Congressional Progressive Caucus Group before the 2026 election at the U.S. Capitol. (Fox News)
“Donald Trump and Greg Abbot didn’t want to be like me in Congress because I didn’t start my career in court or in a C-suite. I started here at the Austin construction site, fighting with workers as a labor organizer to win the right to pay raises, unions and water breaks,” Casar said. The beginning of the ad.
He continues to touting “successful Trump, his billionaire partners and their puppet politicians” while ads take on the image of other progressive darlings (such as Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), DN.Y.
The Battle Agency’s website also offers a short ad that promoted Casar’s first bids in 2022.
The timing of Casar’s announcement is important. This is a few days after the Texas Legislature New Congressional map passed – With the support of the White House, this could provide up to five new seats for House Republicans.
This has sparked a national redistribution war and has brought Democratic lawmakers to confront each other.
D-Texas’ Rep. Lloyd Doggett, a longtime House member who would have to face Casar in the main map under the new map, announced last week that he would not run for reelection if the new district line takes effect.
Rep. Lloyd Doggett of D-Texas voted on June 5, 2024 at the U.S. Capitol. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc, via Getty Images)
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“I had hoped that my commitment to re-election under any circumstances would encourage MP Casar not to surrender to his victorious region Give Trump,” Doggett said in a statement Thursday, “While his obvious decision is the most unfortunate, I would rather fight Trump’s tyranny and serve Austen in the coming months than fight Democrats. If Trump’s extreme moves prevail, I hope Congressman Casar is the best. ”
“Lloyd Doggett is an Austin institution. I learned a lot from him. I thank him. The fight for democracy continues.”
He wrote on Monday morning that he decided to change the district’s decision: “I will continue to fight Trump’s Grimander. If the new map is formed, I will run in the new Austin area (37) (including my home, my city council district and 250,000 of my current voters).
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