“I don’t do much reporting on the Brooklyn Democratic Party because so many other people in our newsroom usually do, but because I’ve been living in Rockaway, I said to my hardworking colleague and friend Gwynne, ‘I’ll go. I’ve got a car and it’s 15 minutes from where I’ve been living. It’s all good.’ “Well,.
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“I don’t do much reporting on the Brooklyn Democratic Party because so many other people in our newsroom usually do, but because I’ve been living in Rockaway, I said to my hardworking colleague and friend Gwynne, ‘I’ll go. I’ve got a car and it’s 15 minutes from where I’ve been living. It’s all good.’ “Well,.
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