Sarah P. Reynolds

Sarah P. Reynolds appears in the following:

NYC's Public Advocate on Bad Landlords, ACS and Budget Priorities

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

I do believe we can't keep cutting back the personnel at Children's Services and I do believe we can't keep cutting back child care. I literally think ACS both protects kids and gives...

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Another Budget Concession for Dems?

Monday, March 28, 2011

WNYC

With less than two weeks left to compromise and avoid a government shutdown, Democrats are assembling another proposal with more concessions.

The Democrats proposal will have approximately $20 billion additional spending cuts that could soon be offered to Republicans, according to the Wall Street Journal. This proposal would come after $10 billion in enacted spending cuts for the year. Republicans are seeking a total of $61 billion in in budget cuts and are under pressure from the Tea Party to get all of these cuts through the gauntlet.

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Our Health and Our Energy

Monday, March 28, 2011

WNYC
Burning oil in our cars, and in our trucks most particularly, produces what's called fine particulate matter. That's the stuff that when you breathe it in, it's going to cause asthma,...

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America Worries as Government Mucks Through Budget

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

WNYC
The problem is when things are pitched in general terms, people tend to reactively oppose them...but when you get more specific, like what about this kind of change what about that ki...

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Choosing Your Words Wisely

Monday, March 21, 2011

WNYC
It seems like everyone in the elite in America has let people down. But now it's time to stop complaining about it and it's time to start doing something about it and doing it without...

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Koch on Non-Partisan Redistricting

Monday, March 21, 2011

WNYC
New York, as far as I know, has the lowest turnover rate, it's an impossible rate to accept, less than three percent of the people who run for re-election are defeated. That's not de...

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Sen. Menendez on Libya, Oil and the Federal Budget

Monday, March 21, 2011

WNYC
In order to establish a no-fly zone and leave our coalition allies together, and the men and women who serve us safe...it takes a degree of military strikes to stop the command and co...

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'BetterJobs,' Better Teachers

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

WNYC
We lose 40% of teachers in the first five years on the job. No other profession suffers that kind of loss. No other profession treats its new people so badly. If you could listen to w...

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NYC Indy Party in Trouble over Bloomberg Money

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

WNYC

New York's Independent Party has found itself embroiled in controversy after being accused of a cover-up.

Prosecutors accused the state's third largest political party of obscuring a $1.1 million theft by political consultant, John Haggerty. The party has not been criminally charged but the judge in the case has frozen their bank account.

The large sum was a contribution from Mayor Bloomberg for poll-watching back in 2009 in the weeks running up to his city re-election bid.

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From Nuclear Policy to a Budget Showdown

Monday, March 14, 2011

WNYC
This accident hits the pause button again when it comes to nuclear power. What it really does, whether it actually will prevent us from going forward and it may depend on what happens...

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What Can We Learn From an Alternate History?

Tuesday, March 08, 2011

My feeling is two-fold, one is to understand that the efforts to impose these broad patterns of how history develops, that effort needs to be footnoted heavily by the notion that fate...

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Secretary Clinton: 'Advocate-in-Chief' for Women

Tuesday, March 08, 2011

WNYC
If you weren't paying attention you wouldn't really know just how much she's tried to weave the theme of women and women at the center of US foreign policy, rather at the periphery, i...

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Fallout After Staten Island St. Pat's Parade Gay Ban

Monday, March 07, 2011

Staten Island's annual St. Patrick's Day parade is under fire after parade officials tried to stop a gay rights group from marching yesterday.

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Mayor and Unions Clash Over Teacher Layoff Plan

Tuesday, March 01, 2011

It's definitely a bargaining chip, you can see that politically...He admitted that he wants people to see this. He was asked, are you trying to scare people, and he said, I'm giving t...

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From Libya to Washington

Tuesday, March 01, 2011

WNYC
Always what's shocking in polls is when people admit what they haven't heard of. In the course of watching what's going on in Egypt, Lybia, Tunisia, all the other places in recent tim...

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WQXR's The Washington Report

Monday, February 28, 2011

NYT's David Sanger discusses the continued revolts in Libya and whether the pro-democracy movements could spread to North Korea.

Obama Faces State Governors

Monday, February 28, 2011

WNYC

"Make yourself feel at home," President Obama said as he began his speech to the National Governor's Association on Monday, "but for those of you interested in the next election, I don't mean that literally."

After a laugh (from the president and governors alike), Obama launched into his speech, discussing states' flexibility in the controversial health care act; federal spending on infrastructure, research and innovation; the state and federal budget crises; and, of course, the public work force. In the wake of the budget protests in Wisconsin and with an audience of state leaders, the President gave a veiled jab at the state's ongoing battle.

Obama spoke to the delegation of Governors at the White House. Vice President Biden, Dr. Jill Biden and the First Lady also spoke at the gathering on Monday.

 

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Is a Government Shutdown Looming, Really?

Monday, February 28, 2011

WNYC
In reality, the entire showdown that we're seeing in Wisconsin and that we're seeing to a lesser degree in other states, or at least a less visible degree in other states,this is all ...

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Wisconsin's Momentum Crosses State Lines

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

WNYC

Since Valentines Day, Wisconsin's capital has been inundated by protesters having their say about Gov. Scott Walker's controversial budget proposal. They aren't giving him much love.

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What Are the Prospects for Democracy in Libya?

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

WNYC
All the western powers and Clinton and Obama have is, at this point, very weak power of talk, of rhetoric. They will make noises and they will condemn and they will say that's too bad...

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