Mamdani’s tenant advocate needs to be evicted from her job

It’s time to evict Cea Weaver from her new gig.

Less than a week after Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed the radical-left tenant advocate to head up his Office to Protect Tenants, it’s clear that Weaver is not fit to work in city government.

Besides being an avowed communist and posting a social-media call to “seize private property” in 2018, the 37-year-old is also a woker-than-woke lady who clearly hates whitey — specifically, white men.

Her poor dad.

According to Weaver, home ownership is a “weapon of white supremacy.” In a video from 2021 and doing the rounds now, she said property should be transitioned “toward a model of shared equity.”

She adds: “It will mean that families — especially white families, but some POC families — who are homeowners are, well, are gonna have a different relationship to property than the one we currently have.”

How gracious of her to acknowledge that dismantling white supremacy also means taking homes from hardworking black, brown and Asian folks.

That sounds an abusive relationship to me.

Even more outrageous is her social media imprint.

The proud Democratic Socialist of America did the cowardly thing upon her appointment by Mamdani: She deleted her X account. Instead of simply standing by her commie thought bombs, she thought she could simply erase it all.

It’s a tacit admission that the radicalism she’s been preaching isn’t exactly kosher. Especially for someone in city government.

In fact, it’s disqualifying.

Thank goodness podcaster Michelle Tandler had a hunch that our new mayor would be appointing Weaver and took some screenshots of her racist, Marxist tweets.

In one, the Rochester transplant, who attended Bryn Mawr College and NYU and now lives in Crown Heights, ironically went after gentrifiers.

“There is no such thing as a ‘good’ gentrifier, only people who are working on projects to dismantle white supremacy and capitalism,” she wrote, adding, “and people who aren’t.”

In 2018, Weaver called to “impoverish the white middle class” — adding that “home ownership is racist.”

A year before, she endorsed a “no more white men in office platform.” That means you, Brad Lander. Beat it.

She has written that “this country built wealth for white people through genocide, slavery, stolen land & labor.”

In another tweet, the self-loathing white gal saw a “mob of 11-year-old white boy children” in Windsor Terrace rapping and offered this gross thought: “i dunno why we keep procreating.”

That was pretty mild compared to her kind wishes for adult males.

“I wish I believed in god so I could believe that all men who take credit for women’s work and all white men who take credit for the work of women of color would one day burn,” she tweeted.

And, of course, she shared her new boss’ 2020 thoughts on “what socialists mean when we say we want to ‘decommodify’ housing. Basically, we want to move away from a situation where most people access housing by purchasing it on the market & toward a situation where the state guarantees high-quality housing to all.”

It is what Mamdani, in his inauguration speech, referred to as, “the warmth of collectivism.” As the state erases your individualism and seizes private property, it becomes chilling rather quickly.

What Weaver deleted is the DSA playbook — and the aim of this new administration. The one that Mamdani, during his campaign, obscured with his perma-smile and unwillingness to discuss anything but “affordability.”

Weaver’s call for tenants to organize is a charade that sneaks in the real goal of dismantling capitalism and eroding the American way of life.

In October, she argued on a Verso Books panel that public schools, PTAs and tenant associations should become “sites of resistance” to fight the federal government, including ICE and the National Guard.

The DSA wants to infiltrate every aspect of our society.

I keep hearing people defend Mamdani’s policies as Scandavian-esque. A worthy pursuit that will allow capitalism to flourish while providing a strong social safety net to ensure no one is left behind.

Many of his supporters see his agenda as virtuous. But it is not. Ask anyone who has experienced the “warmth of collectivism.”

As pressure mounts to ditch Weaver, Mamdani isn’t budging. He’s standing by his gal.

Because he agrees with everything she’s said.