How Will the Mayor’s Public Image Emerge From the Strike?
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Governor Pataki may be the political puppeteer pulling the strings at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority – but it was Mayor Bloomberg, who has little role in the contract negotiations with the Transport Workers Union, who was the public face of the effort to criticize the union and stand up for New Yorkers and businesses harmed by the illegal strike.
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