New York City stands on the edge of the precipice, whether to barrel headfirst into the chasm of a socialist experiment or come to its senses at the last moment. It’s beret clear: A vote for Curtis Sliwa is a vote for a New York City that the majority of New Yorkers don’t want. The math is ruthlessly clear: Zohran Mamdani is unlikely to cross the 50% line, because most voters disagree with him on all his chief issues. Polls and massive early-voting turnout show that they don’t want what he’s