
“Kennedy is the One!” says a headline in the Queens Courier.
Sarah Palin said the media is going easy on Kennedy, and that it’s a class issue.
Dean Skelos is still Majority Leader online.
Louise Slaughter is founding an upstate caucus.
Ed Towns spoke about the need to disclose contributors to presidential libraries.
Watch Representative Mike McMahon chat with this chief of staff, Chris McCannell.
Forum News ponders the constitutionality of rescinding the Broad Channel and Rockaway rebates.
Compensation for city employees is really high.
Same-sex marriage was an important issue in a candidate’s forum in Jackson Heights.
Before the accident, Mike Ricatto gave an interview to Lee Landor.
James Sanders is donating money to schools, in honor of Obama.
An Illinois House panel recommended impeachment for the govenror.
Jake Tapper reports that Steve Rattner may be Obama's "car czar."
The race for Melinda Katz’s City Council seat getting crowded.
Suzannah B. Troy complains Bloomberg, and televisions in taxis. “You cannot turn the channel” and “I felt like Mayor Bloomberg was trying to control us.”
As Hail Mary passes go, this one isn’t bad.
Since his popularity collapsed back in January, David Paterson has been in a nearly impossible ... >
As the New York political universe waits to see what Attorney General Andrew Cuomo says about the legality of David Paterson's selection of ... >
The new senator from Minnesota is a comedian, writer and actor who lived on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and raised a lot of money from friends ... >
Richard Ravitch has been a groundhog of New York politics over the past few decades. He pops up at unpredictable moments into full public view, ... >
Public Employee Compensation
The reality is that the pay and benefits of government workers is not that high in New York City.
It is the pay of EX-government workers that is off the charts. All the money goes to those not working.
And, by the way, all that pension income is EXEMPT FROM STATE AND LOCAL INCOME TAXES IN NY!
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