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The two Democratic candidates for city comptroller squared off yesterday in one of the wildest political debates this town has seen in some time. Amid the exchange of insults, one thing became clear: Eliot Spitzer has no comprehension of what a comptroller actually does.
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We don’t normally find ourselves in the position of defending the Obama administration, especially when it comes to dealing with the terrorists who want to attack our country and harm our people. But we have no choice as we read the half-baked criticisms of the president for his decision to shut down 19 US embassies in the Middle East and North Africa after credible intelligence about a planned terror attack.
City Hall probably had little choice but to scuttle its stop-and-frisk database as part of a legal settlement, despite its effectiveness as a crime-fighting tool.
When the going gets tough, the politically connected get a waiver.
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