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Spitzer gets endorsement from NYC Pastors
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A release from Spitzer's campaign refers to the endorsements as coming from "prominent New
York City pastors." It does not give a specific number of pastoral endorsements, saying only
that there were dozens. The release specifically names 11 pastors.
The release credits the endorsements to Spitzer's record of delivering results to the community.
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Great...they can now share each other's call girl black books... Once the election is over, Silda will formally announce she's divorcing Elliot, and it can be business as usual. |
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A new New York Times/Siena poll in New York City finds that Eliot Spitzer leads Scott
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Well that settles it- if the clergy is for him, he must be good! |
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Well that settles it- if the clergy is for him, he must be good!
Does Graham EVER post anything? The only actual posts I've ever seen from Graham were about his (alleged) college days. |
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A new Quinnipiac poll in New York City finds Eliot Spitzer (D) leads Scott Stringer (D) by 19 point
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A new Quinnipiac poll in New York City finds Eliot Spitzer (D) leads Scott Stringer (D) by 19 point
in the race for comptroller, 56% to 37% among likely primary voters
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De Blasio Surges Ahead in New York Mayoral Race
A new Quinnipiac poll in New York City finds Bill de Blasio (D) surges ahead of the
Democratic pack for mayor with 36% of likely voters, followed by Christine Quinn
at 21 percent, Bill Thompson at 20%, Anthony Weiner at 8% and John Liu at 6%.
De Blasio is very close to the 40% threshold needed to avoid a runoff.
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A new Quinnipiac poll in New York City finds Scott Stringer (D) has wiped out Eliot Spitzer's (D)
19-point lead in the Democratic primary for New York City comptroller and now is locked in a
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A new Quinnipiac poll in New York City finds Scott Stringer (D) has wiped out Eliot Spitzer's (D)
19-point lead in the Democratic primary for New York City comptroller and now is locked in a
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Stringer has had some pretty effective ads (I've seen them on SNY while watching the Mets lose night after night), but I still think Sptizer wins this one..although it will be closer than most expect. |
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SPITZER IS A SCUMBAG......SAY YOU ARE SORRY AND YOU GET THE WORLD BACK.....WEINER TOO.....
AMERICANS HAVE BEEN BRAINWASHED THAT IT IS FASHIONABLE TO DO BAD AND YOU CAN DO GOOD....
ANY WOMAN OR EVEN ANY MAN WHO VOTES FOR THIS PIG....THEY NEED A SHRINK ....BIG TIME....
GOD HELP US ALL.
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Spitzer did the right thing and resigned. If New Yorkers want Spitzer back, knowing his past, then they should
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A new New York Times-Siena poll finds Eliot Spitzer crushing Scott Stringer in the Democratic
race for New York City Comptroller, 50% to 35%.
This contrasts with a Quinnipiac poll released yesterday which found the race a dead heat. |
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NYC Mayor
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A new Quinnipiac poll finds Bill de Blasio surging to 43% support among likely voters in the
Democratic primary for mayor, followed by William Thompson at 20%, Christine Quinn at 18%, Anthony
Weiner at 7% and John Liu at 4%.
If anyone exceeds 40% support in the primary there is no run off.
Said pollster Maurice Carroll: "Can Public Advocate Bill de Blasio keep his surge going for seven more days?
If he does, his first contribution could be to the New York City budget - saving the expense of a run-off
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