9 blog reactions to http://gothamist.com/2008/03/27/bloomberg_will_4.php

of why Hillary Clinton will win PA Via Talk Left (via Corrente), Gene Lyons on why the Michigan/Florida crisis is so detrimental... and so is Rev. Wright Susie Madrak Chris over at Suburban Guerrilla teases the Obama-Bloomberg lovefest in NYC (mere blocks from where I am)... all I will add is, when Bloomberg runs as a Republican for Governor of New York... I suspect the love affair with the Obamaites will come to a sad end. Melissa over at Shakes

s proposal for congestion pricing is a thoughtful and innovative approach to the problem. REPOTER: Obama said congestion pricing should not replace federal funding of mass transit. In related news–you won’t find us joining the giddy speculation about this dream ticket. We’ll keep that hope warming us from within. UPDATE:  Audio of the interview.

pull yourself together and watch him talk about less blush-inducing issues here and here. Yesterday Mayor Bloomberg was less telling than, say, Barbara Walters, when it came to how he felt about Obama. While he warmly introduced him before his speech at Cooper Union, the Mayor remained neutral to the point of not clapping after his speech. Source: feeds.gothamistllc.com MSG Bails Out of Moynihan Station Plan The NY Sun reports Madison Square Garden officials will just renovate

pull yourself together and watch him talk about less blush-inducing issues here and here. Yesterday Mayor Bloomberg was less telling than, say, Barbara Walters, when it came to how he felt about Obama. While he warmly introduced him before his speech at Cooper Union, the Mayor remained neutral to the point of not clapping after his speech. Source: feeds.gothamistllc.com Travel Ideas: 10 Fastest Growing Cities in the World Sometimes a vacation in the sun just isn’t enough to get you on the

pull yourself together and watch him talk about less blush-inducing issues here and here. Yesterday Mayor Bloomberg was less telling than, say, Barbara Walters, when it came to how he felt about Obama. While he warmly introduced him before his speech at Cooper Union, the Mayor remained neutral to the point of not clapping after his speech. Source: feeds.gothamistllc.com finger lakes region, new york if you’re lucky enough to be in new york during autumn, you

pull yourself together and watch him talk about less blush-inducing issues here and here. Yesterday Mayor Bloomberg was less telling than, say, Barbara Walters, when it came to how he felt about Obama. While he warmly introduced him before his speech at Cooper Union, the Mayor remained neutral to the point of not clapping after his speech. Source: feeds.gothamistllc.com The Harbin Ice Festival When you want a unique travel destination or you just want to try something new, the annual Harbin

transportation platform, pledging investment in rail and "livable communities." Today the Democratic presidential candidate endorsed congestion pricing. In town for a speech and fundraising events, Obama was introduced at Cooper Union by Mayor Bloomberg this morning. WNYC reports: Speaking not far from Wall Street, Barack Obama told a Manhattan audience that the US needs better oversight of national financial markets, help for financially stressed homeowners and an additional $30

I understand everyone who attended now has a real live pony living in their back yard. I wonder if anyone’s thought to check in with David Broder to see if he’s suffering from priapism. ShareThis

he wouldn't be willing to serve as VP if called upon to do so. UPDATE: Ed Morrissey is thinking along the same lines and notes that Bloomberg's deep pockets could tip the DNC establishment in favor of Obama heading into a divisive convention. UPDATE: Gothamist has a big roundup, including advance copy of Obama's speech at Cooper Union.