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When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.”
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By KEN PAULSON
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3/21/21
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There are two main points in Maayan Seligsohn’s recent letter.
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3/21/21
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In its interesting analysis of how little of the money raised by the city council candidates is actually spent inside the Bronx, where that money is spent is also instructive.
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3/21/21
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I am so happy to have made it through a year of confinement. I am vaccinated, but am awaiting vaccinations for my family. I am not sure that I am ready to travel to see them, California and Florida. I am hopeful it will happen.
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3/21/21
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Granted, The Riverdale Press is just a neighborhood newspaper, and not The New York Times or Wall Street Journal. But one would expect its editors to know enough not to engage in straw man arguments.
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3/21/21
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Americans learned a lot about government — especially that once-obscure process of impeachment — in the past year. But over time, we’ve lost ground when it comes to understanding and embracing our democracy’s basic values.
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3/21/21
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As a “liberal-Democrat,” I have tried to gain as much knowledge about the “conservative” political point of view as possible since 1980. I have come to some very disappointing conclusions, which I want to share with you.
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3/21/21
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We’re having a special election March 23 to replace our city councilman. Of the candidates, the one who stands out is Eric Dinowitz.
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3/20/21
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Daniel Padernacht has earned my first-choice vote for the March 23 city council special election. I also work on his campaign.
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3/20/21
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City council candidate Eric Dinowitz shades the truth when he claims he “supported efforts to elect a Democratic majority in the state senate, and make Andrea Stewart-Cousins the majority leader.”
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3/20/21
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