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LISTEN: A Big Blue Wave Boosts Brooklyn’s Bosses

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“LISTEN: A Big Blue Wave Boosts Brooklyn’s Bosses”

This is an anti-Trump election. This is not necessarily an endorsement of Democrats’ policies in New York State. There’s some of that at play, but this is an anti-Trump election in New York and beyond. Max Politics host Ben Max joined FAQ NYC’s Christina Greer and Harry Siegel hours after the polls closed to discuss […] The post LISTEN: A Big Blue Wave Boosts Brooklyn’s Bosses appeared first on The City Reporter .

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