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Blog Archive
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October
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- Como wimps out of debate again
- Birds of a feather...part 7
- Haunted mansion murder on Staten Island
- Bushwick's spooky mansion
- Ghostbusters called to SI church
- Avella tells Bloomberg off
- Nydia: "Land Grabs Like This Give Eminent Domain A...
- Crappo Italiano in Red Hook
- Rest in Peace, Nancy Cataldi
- Cardinal confims he's not a Como fan
- 1940s NYC returns in old photos
- Another major surprise - schools are overcrowded
- The decline of manufacturing in NYC
- Vallone vs. Astoria housing for homeless
- An excellent piece about tweeding
- Rangel protest expands
- Downzoning fails to stop overdevelopment
- Overnight fire at Main St and Roosevelt Ave
- What politicians, ugly buildings and whores have i...
- Jesus Christ, Cardinal Egan endorse Como?
- Far Rockaway: NYC's "toss-away location"
- 'Healthy' tree falls down
- LPC gives blessing to St. Vincent's demo
- Citizens Union sticks with Frank
- Crazy inspector and building owner go at it
- Tide: Not just for laundry anymore!
- Lady Liberty coming to LIC
- Campaign sign doubles as wanted poster
- Metro visits Crescent Street
- Touchy Tierney
- Assembly's Silver opposes video slots at Belmont
- Documenting illegals: good luck with that
- Voters want statewide term limits
- Kissena cell tower
- Crane accident in College Point
- More on the plummeting price of homes
- Houseboat eviction at World's Fair Marina
- Chronicle defends Queens hipster
- Como sends out hilarious mailer, part 2
- Allegations of cat starvation at Sunnyside stores
- How the Campaign Finance Board wastes our money
- Collection of term limits articles
- Marge's malarkey
- Pregnant woman stabbed to death in S. Ozone Park
- Testimony and protest over Hunters Point South
- Henry Stern makes interesting point
- Queens Tribune vs. Queens Council pigs
- Negotiations failing at Willets Point
- An open letter to the City Council
- Chronicle's big fuss over Muss
- Mystery boxes popping up in Bayside
- Red-faced over green 'pumpkin'
- Hotel fight back on in Springfield Gardens
- Addabbo bill to stop foreclosure
- Queens house prices plummet
- Shocked on term limits
- Battle between boroughs over oldest building
- Transit report recommendations
- Grand Avenue house of horrors
- Birds of a feather...part 7
- Thompson: "Democracy has been suspended"
- What happened behind closed doors
- Tweeders united
- Aqueduct deal official
- Construction fence sums it up perfectly
- 33 poodles taken from Queens home
- Parkway Village considered for landmarking
- Queens rapist in Astoria and Corona
- More Forest Avenue Crapitecture
- Did Como make a deal with the devil?
- Another piece of Shea gone for good
- Funky Jamaica flower looks like Hindu god
- Long Island Motor Parkway turns 100
- Queens lady gets non-stop phone calls
- Gallagher acting as Como's attack dog
- Firehouse in Flushing hits century mark
- Rickles remembers where he came from
- Arrested aliens back out on the street
- NYS Pavilion: Weedy, seedy and needy
- The term limits plot thickens...
- Day laborers busted on 69th Street
- Kensinger's Creek photos
- Piano factories to condos
- Bastards...
- 2 cops shot in subway by illegal alien
- Laurelton LIRR station unsafe
- Flushing Meadows boathouse restoration
- Don't get snaked by fake sewer fix
- Queens kids go to school
- Kew Gardens Hills: where everything is low-rent
- Will of the people to be trampled on Thursday
- Thompson blasts Bloomberg's tactics
- Kaufman Astoria breaks ground on expansion
- City poisons our waters while fixing potholes
- Hooray for Hiram!
- How do we have money for this?
- Bad vibrations in Jackson Heights
- Daily News vs. Aqueduct Casino
- COUNCIL-RACE LOSER SPENT TAXPAYERS' MONEY LIKE A W...
- Scenic Lake Ivan, Jackson Heights
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10 comments:
bloomberg is right, it is disgraceful and so is he.
If you dont like Bloomberg dont vote for him.
To limit the choices available to the people is disgraceful.
"To limit the choices available to the people is disgraceful."
The peopel chose to "limit" their own choices. In fact, you could look at it as increasing their choices by limiting incumbency. If it's good enough for the President, it's good enough for the Mayor. Or maybe you'd like to see W. run for a third time?
We deliberately chose not to vote for him again when we revoted for term limits in 1996.
What is it about
NO MORE THAN 2 TERMS do you not understand?
That's what the voters said
TWO TIMES! Count it....one....two!
This shoddy attempt at a coup is cowardly and treasonous!
It's an affront to democracy!
Its even more telling that the blind upper crust in Manhattan dont get what hes doing and there in favor of it just because hes jewish and they are or theyre just not understanding what democracy is.By the way, leave the dumb bigot accusations to yourself because many people have said so much as so because theyre the same and it benefits them.
It is a fact that whenever the public is faced with a generic question on term limits they reply in favor.
However when presented with specific candidates to run for additional terms they also reply favorably.
Your Bush analogy holds no water. He would NEVER be elected to a third term.
Now rephrase that to discuss the Reagan question in 1988 and you would get a resounding cry for a third term.
It's an affront to democracy
No, the affront to democracy is limiting terms on offices not covered in the U.S. constitution.
The constitution of the United States only limits the term of the presidency.
Except we are a federalist country...
Bloomberg will buy anyone to stay in power - Katz, Sharpton, 26 council members.
This year he wanted to be president, Treasury Secy, Governor so not that he was blocked from those he settles for Mayor
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