Meet Morris Katz, the 27-year-old political strategist who helped engineer New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rise to power, currently advises Senate candidate Graham Platner, and — oh, this is the fun part — authored a children's book for 10-year-old boys in which he originally wanted to include photographs of his own genitals. Welcome to the modern Democrat Party, folks.

But sure, tell me again how Republicans are the dangerous ones.

As Conservative Review and BlazeTV's Liz Wheeler reported, Katz published "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Puberty — and Shouldn't Be Googling: For Curious Boys" back in November 2020, when he was just 21 years old. The book targets boys as young as 10 and contains passages on sexuality, gender identity, and age-gap attractions. You know, totally normal stuff to put in a book aimed at fifth graders.

Here's the direct quote from Katz himself, right there in his own book: "At first, we were going to use images of my penis to get this point across, but the publisher said it was inappropriate, so here we are."

Read that again. A 21-year-old man wanted to put pictures of his genitalia in a book for 10-year-old children, and the only thing that stopped him was a publisher with slightly more sense. Not decency. Not the law. Not basic human instinct. A publisher said no, and Katz apparently thought that was a story worth telling — in the book itself.

This isn't some random creep on the internet. This is the man one campaign insider said "created the Osborn brand," referring to his work as a top advisor to Senate candidate Dan Osborn since 2024. This is the strategist behind Mayor Mamdani in New York City. This is the guy currently helping Graham Platner run for Senate.

NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia didn't mince words: "Morris Katz's musings about exposing himself to ten-year-olds are absolutely disgusting."

Disgusting doesn't begin to cover it.

The NRSC called on the Osborn campaign to fire Katz back in March 2026, and the fact that Katz is still advising major Democrat candidates tells you everything you need to know about where the party's moral compass points. Hint: it spins like a top.

Think about the chain here. Katz writes a book for your kid that he wanted to fill with nude photos of himself. Katz then becomes the kingmaker behind multiple prominent Democrat politicians. Those politicians are now seeking — or already hold — some of the most powerful offices in the country. And nobody in the Democrat machine thought this was a problem.

This isn't fringe. This is the machine. The people choosing your Democrat candidates, running their campaigns, and shaping their messaging think a 21-year-old man's genitals belong in a book for 10-year-old boys. They didn't fire Katz. They promoted him.

Every parent in America should know the name Morris Katz. Not because he's powerful — though he is — but because the party that lectures you about protecting children handed their political apparatus to a man who wanted to expose himself to yours.