A “second-day story” about the blue tsunami last week is that the sweep by Democrats in many previously red areas has elected an unexpected number of moderates to neutralize the influence of more obvious leftist gains in the now-majority party. One test of this notion may come in the fate of an “abundance” agenda inContinue reading “Will Democrats, Now Abundant, Seek Abundance?”
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50 Years On, Is Caro’s Word on Robert Moses To Be the Last?
Robert Caro has gone on to greater national fame with his (still in the works) biographies of Lyndon Johnson. But in the New York area, particularly, he is renowned for his work, The Power Broker, about local planning czar Robert Moses. It is the 50th anniversary of the publication of that Pulitzer Prize-winning book, whichContinue reading “50 Years On, Is Caro’s Word on Robert Moses To Be the Last?”
