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October 31, 2011
DOES ED TOWNS EVEN HAVE A POSITION ON CHARTER SCHOOLS (OR ANYTHING ELSE)?
Room Eight: Gatemouth's Blog
Politics maven Howard Graubard (aka Gatemouth) follows up on last week's accusation that State Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, who's thought to be prepping a primary challenge to longtime 10th District Congressman Ed Towns, is a flip-flopper on charter schools (among other things).
To return to the subject, on this issue and others, like Atlantic Yards, Hakeem Jeffries tends to nuance himself to death, but on this issue, as with Atlantic Yards, he often gets to a place near my own thinking. Further, I‘ll take this moment to remind BPA that he surely prefers Hakeem’s Atlantic yards nuance to ET’s full-throated support of Ratnerville.
But the real question here is “Does Ed Towns even have a stand on Charter Schools?
As I’ve documented before, on so many issues, ET’s thought processes, if one can even call them that, are quite embarrassing.
NoLandGrab: The man does have a point.
Posted by eric at October 31, 2011 11:43 AM