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Governor Pataki delivers State of the State 2006
Governor Pataki's State of the State speech yesterday touched on issues that resonate with Republicans nationwide. Many analysts saw it as the start of a bid for the White House, but what are the ethics of using a state office for a national campaign? Plus: blogger Ana Marie Cox, City Comptroller Bill Thomspon and a history of left-handedness.
From State House to White House?
Ben Smith, city hall reporter at the New York Observer and blogger for the Observer's Politicker
- on Pataki's state of the state address
» "Sharpton Dances And Madison Ave. Raids Campaigns" by Ben Smith in The New York Observer
- on Pataki's state of the state address
» "Sharpton Dances And Madison Ave. Raids Campaigns" by Ben Smith in The New York Observer
Left Behind
David Wolman, author, A Left-Hand Turn Around The World (Da Capo, 2006)
-on the complicated history of left-handedness
» A Left-Hand Turn Around the World (Da Capo)
-on the complicated history of left-handedness
» A Left-Hand Turn Around the World (Da Capo)
A Year in Finances
William Thompson, New York City Comptroller
-on the issues holding up a transit workers' contract and the fiscal year ahead for the city
» The New York City Office of the Comptroller
-on the issues holding up a transit workers' contract and the fiscal year ahead for the city
» The New York City Office of the Comptroller
Photo File: Cox, Thompson
Outgoing Wonkette blogger Ana Marie Cox
NYC Comptroller Bill Thompson
Required Reading: January 5, 2005
After stroke fells Sharon, Israeli politics in turmoil (Haaretz)
Analysis: Sharon's journey from international pariah to respected statesman (Jerusalem Post)
Republicans shed radioactive Abramoff money (LA Times)
Gingrich describes "a system of corruption" infecting GOP pols (Washington Post)