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Mayor Bloomberg has called it pandering and we are inclined to agree. Although we have used this space to urge the city to settle with the striking bus drivers, we dont see how any union can demand job security during a period of massiv
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Beware of legislation drafted in the wake of a crisis. More often than not it is grounded in emotion rather than sound public policy. Such is the case with legislation drafted in part by two local congressmen – Reps. Joseph Crowley and Anthony Weiner.
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