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They like Mike – to a point

Posted by: Liz Anderson - Posted in 2008, Michael Bloomberg, New York City on Jan 09, 2008

A new Quinnipiac poll out today tests the fortunes of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and finds 52 percent of city residents think he’d make a good president. An even larger margin, 70 percent, say he’d make a good governor. And Democrats like him nearly as much as Republicans.

Just over half the people polled, 51 percent, say it’s very likely or somewhat likely Bloomberg will jump into the 2008 presidential field as an independent candidate. But 58 percent say they probably or definitely would not vote for him.

More details “here”:http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x271.xml.

 
 
 
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3 Responses to “They like Mike – to a point”


  1. Westchester Wisdom

    Was this item by Phil Reisman suppressed?

    January 8

    “Boss� Bill Ryan, the Democratic grand poobah of the Westchester County Board of Legislators was busy remodeling the legislative offices in the last weeks of 2007 to accomodate an ever-expanding staff.

    And all on the taxpayers’ dime, of course.

    Funny thing, but after the shuffling of walls and floor plans, three Republican legislators found themselves with less office space. Two existing offices were divided three ways and parceled out to Gordon Burrows of Yonkers, Jim Maisano of New Rochelle and George Oros of Cortlandt.

    Gee, how did that happen? Maybe, it comes down to simple math. Let’s see, there are only four Republicans on the 17-member board. That’s one truth.

    And, none of them supported Boss Ryan’s recent aborted attempt to substantially raise his salary, as well as the salaries of the other board members. That’s another truth.

    One plus one equals two. It’s the wrath of the Boss!

    This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 8th, 2008 at 7:27 pm by Phil Reisman.

  2. WaltTrombone

    I saw that in the paper. How does that make it suppressed? (or relevant to talking about Bloomberg?)

  3. Westchester Wisdom

    I didn’t see it in the paper, which is why I asked. I posted it on the most recent item to check. Thanks.



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