[Eagle Forgotten]

Henican definitely leans left but has a certain amount of cynicism toward all politicians.

As for the book, one of the co-authors, Wayne Barrett, has been an ardent Giuliani foe for years. Your concern that the book is a hit piece is certainly a reasonable one, but that's why I mentioned that the book seems to address managerial competence rather than ideology. I mean, there's no dispute that the radios didn't work. That's the kind of thing that isn't a liberal-versus-conservative issue.

[AmericaUnited]

I mean, there's no dispute that the radios didn't work

That's so petty. Maybe Guliani was focusing on the thousand other things that improved NYC from the disaster that Dinkins left it in?

[presently no screen name]

I mean, there's no dispute that the radios didn't work. That's the kind of thing that isn't a liberal-versus-conservative issue.

I mean, there's no dispute that no one's CELL PHONES worked in that area, either. It's not a liberal vs conservative issue BUT the libs will use anything and some will fall for it.

[wtc911]

Henican definitely leans left........

Hennican "LEANS" left? Might as well say the sun "KINDA" rises in the east.

[alnick]

Henican definitely leans left but has a certain amount of cynicism toward all politicians.

Henican does more than "lean left," and I haven't witnessed any of that cynicism toward any politician with a D behind his name.

Henican is a liar.