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June 16, 2022
Jim Sleeper
I Once Backed Rudy Giuliani. And I Know What’s Happened to Him.
He always danced on the razor’s edge between authority and freedom—until he stopped dancing and embraced the dark side.
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Marc Tracy
It Takes a Democrat To Oppose Homophobic Parades
September 6, 2013
Edward Glaeser
Even Bill de Blasio Won't Be Able to Fix Income Inequality
As mayor, he'd be battling the one percent—and history
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The Morning After
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Party Boy
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Cruel to be Kind
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