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There's a typo in the "Montauk Monster" link, a quotation mark at the end.
But I had read his post about the original one last year, so I'm glad he tackled it again.
link is fixed, thanks!
Link works in the full version of the story, but the shortened front page Extra,Extra still has the quotation mark. I mean... I'm just sayin'. Thanks
"Rep. Steve Israel has decided not to run against Senator Kirsten Gillibrand in the Democratic primary next year; PolitickerNY suggests that Chuck Schumer's warnings have paid off."
Is there something going on between Chuck and Kirsten that we don't know about?