Brodsky Appeal: Former Westchester Pol Richard Brodsky Finds His Niche–And The Press–At Zuccotti Park
Richard Brodsky stood in the middle of Zuccotti Park one afternoon last week, surrounded by several dozen drummers, a quartet
Richard Brodsky
Richard Brodsky, born November 16, 1951, is an American politician and attorney who served as a member of the New York State Assembly from 1983 to 2010. A Democrat, Brodsky was known for his work on issues such as public utilities, environmental protection, and campaign finance reform. His tenure in the Assembly was marked by his advocacy for regulatory changes and consumer protections. After leaving the legislature, Brodsky has continued to be active in legal and public policy circles, contributing his expertise to various causes and institutions.
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The Scruffy Slacker Hippies Who Could
Occupy Wall Street’s de facto decision-making body, the General Assembly, has thus far organized itself along similar lines. And in contrast to the Occupy movement as a whole, which is all about spreading the word, the New York General Assembly in Zuccotti Park has been more focused on keeping its little village going, which, as the days turn colder, will be harder to do.
Will Conductor Cuomo Put the M.T.A. On Track?
Transportation wonks have a habit of talking about Jay Walder, the outgoing head of the M.T.A., in messianic terms, as
