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John Phillips Avlon[1] (born 1973) is the author of Independent Nation: How Centrists Can Change American Politics and Wingnuts: How the Lunatic Fringe is Hijacking America. He was a columnist and associate editor for The New York Sun and worked as chief speechwriter for former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani. He was Director of Speechwriting and Deputy Policy Director for Giuliani's 2008 presidential campaign.[2] He is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.[3] He is senior political columnist at the  

John Phillips Avlon[1] (born 1973) is the author of Independent Nation: How Centrists Can Change American Politics and Wingnuts: How the Lunatic Fringe is Hijacking America. He was a columnist and associate editor for The New York Sun and worked as chief speechwriter for former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani. He was Director of Speechwriting and Deputy Policy Director for Giuliani's 2008 presidential campaign.[2] He is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.[3] He is senior political columnist at the  

"I am not resigning," Gov. David Paterson said ad nauseum to all who would continuously ask and listen. Seems like—a relentless and prolonged tabloid assault notwithstanding—Gotham and the surrounding area want Paterson to stay and "Governor" Andrew Cuomo to step off regarding his ongoing investigation. The majority of New Yorkers want Paterson to stay in office, finish his term and remain unimpeached, and for Cuomo to recuse himself from his investigation of the governor and whether or not he illegal

Republicans and downstate suburbanites are evenly divided on the resignation question. However, a majority of Democrats, independents, New York City and upstate voters all favor the governor staying on the job, and at least 65 percent of voters from every party and region oppose impeaching Governor Paterson.   -Charles Barron

 

Leadership has been an important topic in the management literature since the 1950s, but interest exploded in Western countries starting in the early 1990s, for several reasons. Advances in computing and communication greatly reduced the need for middle management, and the pace of change picked up for most firms and sectors. The key source of value creation shifted toward knowledge work, typically performed by well-educated workers.  

Mayor Michael Bloomberg, making good on a promise in his 2008 State of City speech, announced on March 3, the creation of a charter revision commission. The mayor called for a comprehensive look at the structure and operation of city government, charging the commission with examining the changes made by the 1988 and 1989 Charter Revision Commissions, and other subsequent changes, in light of the lessons learned over the past two decades and the new challenges and opportunities that have since arisen. The  

Mayor Michael Bloomberg, making good on a promise in his 2008 State of City speech, announced on March 3, the creation of a charter revision commission. The mayor called for a comprehensive look at the structure and operation of city government, charging the commission with examining the changes made by the 1988 and 1989 Charter Revision Commissions, and other subsequent changes, in light of the lessons learned over the past two decades and the new challenges and opportunities that have since arisen. The  

In a story that smells awfully like a press agent's plant , New York Times blogger William Cohan apparently decided it's time to rehabilitate Robert Freeman. Once the partner in charge of Goldman Sachs's ( GS ) risk arbitrage department, Freeman pleaded guilty to one count of mail fraud (the case was actually about insider trading) and served four months' jail time in 1990. Cohan tries to prove that Freeman was the victim of a prosecutorial "witch hunt."  

Former GOP Mayor Rudolph Giuliani yesterday challenged Rep. Michael McMahon (D-Staten Island/Brooklyn) to return more than $58,000 in campaign contributions from scandal-battered Democratic Rep. Charles Rangel. "The reality is that the passing around of money and all that is one of the reasons that people are so upset with Congress," Giuliani told reporters at the Arrochar Friendship Club, where he personally endorsed GOP House candidate Michael Grimm. Rangel yesterday temporarily stepped down as chai

The reality is that the passing around of money and all that is one of the reasons that people are so upset with Congress   -Rudolph Giuliani

 

After their first announcement was postponed, former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, left, will endorse House candidate Michael Grimm today. STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is coming to Staten Island this morning to endorse GOP House candidate Michael Grimm.

This is a very exciting development for Staten Island   -Rudolph Giuliani