Politics on the Hudson

 Westchester Assemblyman Richard Brodsky gets his interview for state comptroller Wednesday morning as the process hits day two. So how did he spend day one? Sitting in the audience listening to his rivals.

 Brodsky sat in the back of the theater-style hearing room taking in a good deal of the Q&A between other comptroller hopefuls and the legislative panel.

 Brodsky stayed till the very end (around 7:30 p.m.), when Rochester-area Assemblyman Joe Morelle—considered one of the favorites by some—wrapped up things for the day. If it means anything, his fellow legislators threw Morelle lots of softball questions and several of them made a point of greeting him afterward.