WFP at a Crossroads
New York’s sort-of-third party has won some big victories in the past two decades but its future is uncertain after defying Andrew Cuomo and his labor allies to endorse Cynthia Nixon.
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#GreensvsWFP: What’s Your 2014 Election Prediction?
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