Breaking A Story And Changing An Election --

Nov. 6, 3:30 PM
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It's that moment, the annual moment – or twice annual counting the Primary – that this political columnist who pens his column over the weekend — does so before the election is held but it is printed after the results are in.

Remember To Vote Early And Often--

Oct. 29, 3:40 PM
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Wow! We're at the issue before elections and a new New York City government will have taken shape by the next issue – but not very different than the one in place right now.

Halloran: Disciplined Cop Out Of The Broom Closet --

Oct. 23, 1:40 PM
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Wow, I didn't really think I'd be writing about Dan Halloran again.
But this guy has secrets on his secrets and I am apparently the only journalist reading the available material. Read and you'll discover.

Instant Runoff Voting In New York City --

Oct. 15, 1:00 PM
By Rory Lancman
Much has been written about the expense and low turnout of the recent runoff elections in New York City for comptroller and public advocate.

Pagan Republicans & Other Apparent Anomalies --

Oct. 8, 4:30 PM
By PAULINE PARK
William James wrote of “The Varieties of Religious Experience” in 1902, long before the movement now known as ‘neo-paganism' came into its own. While I am not aware of any survey data on the matter, I suspect that most people, if asked, would probably imagine such modern pagans to be on the left of the political spectrum.
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