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McMahon gets an earful from Bay Ridge liberals
The Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn: Members of a progressive Bay Ridge political club slammed Rep. Mike McMahon for opposing the just-passed health care reform bill and for his right-of-center positions on war, terrorism and military policy. Comment.
Councilwoman ends Tish-grace!
for The Brooklyn Paper
Council District 35: Letitia James has dropped her bump-and-scratch lawsuit against a day laborer. Comment.
Cops say powder at Weiner’s office found to be nontoxic
TimesLedger Newspapers
Queens: The white powder in a threatening letter sent to U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner’s (D-Forest Hills) office was found to be harmless in tests conducted by the New York Police Department last week, officials said. Comment.
Hikind could be a target in post-Greenfield Borough Park
Courier-Life
Council District 44: Longtime Assemblymember Dov Hikind could be vulnerable in the upcoming September primary, particularly if he decides to take political pot shots at City Councilmember-elect David Greenfield, political insiders said this week. Comments (2).
Youths to Sen. Adams — keep your hands off my pants!
Courier-Life
Brooklyn: When it comes to wearing your pants, no one should tell you how low you can go. Comment.
What? McMahon worry? Dem shouldn’t be nervous after ‘no’ vote on Obamacare
The Brooklyn Paper
Politicrasher: But it’s not like anyone can actually beat this centrist in Bay Ridge, is there? Well, that won’t stop the GOP and the liberals from targetting the freshman. Comment.