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"The speaker mentioned a few measures that could be used to judge when the time is right" ha ha ha – how about when the politics got too bad for her, cuz she's now come out in favor of the sick leave bill. After less than a day, this article is already out of date. Talk about pandering, Quinn has really shown some awful colors.
I was once looking forward to voting for Quinn, but her stature as a 4th term of Bloomberg policies have lost my vote. It's about Density and Development, and Quinn is all for squeezing us even more to transform our City's real estate into something only the rich can afford. I really feel sad for her, but gay or not, I'm looking at the other candidates now.
Thompson, Liu, DeBlasio, any of the options but Quinn, who is Bloomberg 4.0. The city can't take any more of these billionaironomics. It's sucking the life-blood out, and filling it with wax. Very, very, very expensive wax, to put it nicely.