In one or some of the previous comments in this thread, someone asked me why I felt/thought Mamdani should had taken the oath on the Bible instead of on the Quran?
This is why:
Every person who ran for political office, whether it's city, county, state, federal, when sworn in,
they are all required to take an oath to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic."
GOOGLE:
every person elected or appointed to a
federal, state, county, or city office is required to take an oath or affirmation to support the U.S. Constitution. This requirement is explicitly stated in Article VI, Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution
Every one of those person being sworn into a federal, state, county, or city office should take the oath on the Bible because George Washington, this country's very first President, did it.
I don't care there is no legal requirement for it but it should be done because it's tradition.
Just like there is no legal requirement to eat turkey on Thanksgiving but we do it anyway every year by the 46 millions turkeys because it's tradition.
Just like there is no legal requirement to sing the National Anthem at Public Events like a Football or Baseball game but we still do it anyway because AGAIN, It's TRADITION!
Taking the oath of office, any office, on the Quran, a religious document worshipped by our enemies who are responsible for 9/11 and other terrorist attacks against the USA and against other countries around the world, is not credible for a person and for Mamdani who took the oath to
supporting and defending the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.