As election day nears, voters will decide more than just who the next mayor will be. One question on the ballot is whether to let the state borrow $2.9 billion for transportation projects. What are the arguments for and against and what will it mean for the subway? Also: What's happening at the Summit of the Americas
The Ballot of the Subway
Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission
and
Richard Brodsky, New York assemblyman (D-86th District-Westchester County)
- debate the ballot questions in this week's election
» Citizens Budget Commission
» Richard Brodsky (NYS Assembly)
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and
Richard Brodsky, New York assemblyman (D-86th District-Westchester County)
- debate the ballot questions in this week's election
» Citizens Budget Commission
» Richard Brodsky (NYS Assembly)
»
W, Hugo, and Lula
Alvaro Vargas Llosa, journalist and senior fellow at The Independent Institute, and author, Liberty for Latin America: How to Undo Five Hundred Years of State Oppression (Farrar, Strauss and Giroux 2005),
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Carlos Pio, professor of politics at the University of Brasilia
and
Mario Murillo, assistant ...
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Carlos Pio, professor of politics at the University of Brasilia
and
Mario Murillo, assistant ...
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Clarence Page, columnist for the Chicago Tribune
- on Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi and Scooter Libby
» Clarence Page (Chicago Tribune)
- on Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi and Scooter Libby
» Clarence Page (Chicago Tribune)
Open Phones
on Doug Forester and the Jon Corzine-Joanne Corzine feud
2nd Week: you begin to like it
Busy day here in BL Show producer-land (Bill Cunningham and Jen Bluestein aren't the only ones working hard before the election), but we have to take a moment to share these hilarious instructions from the ergonomic optical mouse that recently took up residence in our office.
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