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((Fred Froehlich))
New York is bracing itself for a mayoral election this November. The candidates have been lining up to unseat Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Already lines have been drawn as frontrunner Fernando Ferrer and Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields agreed to a "non-aggression" pact. This week Monday Morning Politics takes a local twist.
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Plus, get the new Brian Lehrer Show podcast!
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Democracy on the March?
Rami Khouri, editor-at-large for the Daily Star, an English-language daily newspaper in Beirut, discusses the impetus behind democratic changes in the Middle East
» Rami Khouri's latest commentary in the Daily Star
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James Harding, Washington Bureau Chief for the Financial Times, on democratic developments ...
» Rami Khouri's latest commentary in the Daily Star
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James Harding, Washington Bureau Chief for the Financial Times, on democratic developments ...
Two Peas in a Pod
Paul Boutin contributing editor for Wired Magazine give us the how tos to podcasting
» Wired
» WNYC's podcasting help page
» Wired
» WNYC's podcasting help page
Empire City
Ben Smith city hall reporter at the New York Observer
» The New York Observer
» The Politicker
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Sheryl McCarthy columnist for Newsday discusse Big Apple Monday Morning Politics
» Sheryl McCarthy
» The New York Observer
» The Politicker
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Sheryl McCarthy columnist for Newsday discusse Big Apple Monday Morning Politics
» Sheryl McCarthy
Stacking the Deck
Beth Fertig, WNYC reporter, on her investigative report about special education students in New York City public schools
» Beth Fertig's report
» Beth Fertig's report