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  • Pandemic Timeline
    It's Not MY Fault — The Governors Did It
    May 18, 2020
    | Steven Harper
    Confusion Reigns Over Reopening Plan
  • Activism
    Boots on the Ground for Public Schools
    October 7, 2016
    | Sarah Jaffe
    In the midst of a presidential campaign circus, parents and teachers try to put the focus on state lawmakers — and kids.
  • Money & Politics
    What’s the Matter With New York?
    December 15, 2015
    | Zephyr Teachout
    The state with one of the richest progressive traditions has the highest inequality and the most segregated schools, not to mention a tax code that allows hedge funders to get away with murder.
  • Money & Politics
    The Legislator(s) Who Sold Out New York
    December 2, 2015
    | Zephyr Teachout

    This post originally appeared at The Huffington Post. There's an old corruption joke that you'll find variations of in India, in Nigeria, in China -- I've heard versions from everywhere. A bureaucrat from China visits an Indian counterpart and sees the beautiful home and asks, "how did you get this beautiful house?" The Indian functionary answers, "Can you see that bridge?" "Yes" "10 percent," says the bureaucrat, smugly. Then, a decade later, the Indian counterpart returns the ...

  • The Legislator(s) Who Sold Out New York
    December 2, 2015
    | Zephyr Teachout
    Zephyr Teachout writes that while the state Assembly speaker has been convicted of corruption, he's only a small piece of New York's dishonorable system.
  • Mario Cuomo Was So Very Right — Especially on the Death Penalty
    January 2, 2015
    | John Nichols
    When other Democrats supported state executions, Cuomo made a forceful moral argument against it.
  • Activism
    Cuomo Bans Fracking in New York State
    December 17, 2014
    | Theresa Riley
    Big victory for anti-fracking activists in New York State today as Governor Cuomo announces a permanent ban on fracking in the state.
  • NY Campaign Cash for Chocolate, Cancun and Cat Food
    December 8, 2014
    | Michael Winship
    A NY Times investigation finds political donations have been siphoned off for personal use.
  • Wall Street Comes out Strong in Midterm Elections
    November 14, 2014
    | David Sirota
    The crop of newly elected politicians from last week’s elections are likely to increase profits for banks while further cutting public sector workers’ pensions.
  • Sometimes Candidates Should Just Say No to Campaign $
    September 14, 2014
    | Walter Shapiro
    An obsession with campaign cash -- at the expense of almost anything else -- can boomerang.


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