Ian Clement, deputy mayor of London, offers a look at how London is handling some of the issues it shares with New York -- from the financial crisis to traffic congestion.
I have travel and lived in Irland Canada USVI. Boston .I miss Boston people are much nicer.
Jan. 29 2009 03:24 PM
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eff
Bring back this comedian soon! Such a perfect deadpan!
Jan. 16 2009 03:00 AM
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David
from London
Seriously lacking in substance! Where were the details? An inability to quote the current unemployment rate for the city from a deputy mayor?
Sadly, Mr Clement's interview typifies the vacuous populism of Mr Boris Johnson's tenure as London Mayor, completely lacking the courage and vision for London of his predecessor (whether you agreed with Mr Livingstone's actions or not).
Jan. 14 2009 10:50 AM
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Robert
from NYC
I can't believe you called NYC the cultural center of the world!! What arrogance. Explain Paris, Rome, London, Berlin. Wow!
Jan. 14 2009 10:41 AM
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PL Hayes
from Aberystwyth
Just like to say how much I admire the deputy mayor's inane optimism - exactly what we need in times like these. :p
Jan. 14 2009 10:39 AM
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O
from Forest Hills
Yeah baby,
Realistic is not outsourcing the jobs to other countries and not flooding our market with these H1B visas.
Keep jobs in America, not just invest in education, we need to have our manufacturing jobs.
Not everyone is college material, we need vocational schools and it needs to be where one can finish high school and make a living wage on that and have a life with health care, decent food, education, own a house and mortgage.
Teddy Roosevelt called it a living wage.
Jan. 14 2009 10:36 AM
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KC
from NYC
Taking all the London city busses off inexpensive Venezuelan oil was definitely a smart move on Boris' part. Impressive forethought there; certainly fighting the smart fight...
Jan. 14 2009 10:33 AM
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I have travel and lived in Irland Canada USVI.
Boston .I miss Boston people are much nicer.
Bring back this comedian soon!
Such a perfect deadpan!
Seriously lacking in substance! Where were the details? An inability to quote the current unemployment rate for the city from a deputy mayor?
Sadly, Mr Clement's interview typifies the vacuous populism of Mr Boris Johnson's tenure as London Mayor, completely lacking the courage and vision for London of his predecessor (whether you agreed with Mr Livingstone's actions or not).
I can't believe you called NYC the cultural center of the world!! What arrogance. Explain Paris, Rome, London, Berlin. Wow!
Just like to say how much I admire the deputy mayor's inane optimism - exactly what we need in times like these. :p
Yeah baby,
Realistic is not outsourcing the jobs to other countries and not flooding our market with these H1B visas.
Keep jobs in America, not just invest in education, we need to have our manufacturing jobs.
Not everyone is college material, we need vocational schools and it needs to be where one can finish high school and make a living wage on that and have a life with health care, decent food, education, own a house and mortgage.
Teddy Roosevelt called it a living wage.
Taking all the London city busses off inexpensive Venezuelan oil was definitely a smart move on Boris' part. Impressive forethought there; certainly fighting the smart fight...
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