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As a person unfamiliar with this individual, as will be most of the NY voters, she certainly looks like a joke to me.
great job
If she'd just bend her principles a little, I'm sure the Koch brothers and their friends would fill her campaign coffers in no time - as their ilk have done in the past for other no-hoper candidates seeking to split the left-of-center vote in general elections.
Frankly, I'm disappointed that the same paper promotes the excellent, realistic, and constructive efforts of Kshama Sawant and yet can't see through this jerk, just because she used to work for you.
Fuck off, we're in the 21st century.
@#10 She says her candidacy isn't a joke. I choose not to call her a liar. You?