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Ferrer Concedes
November 8th, 2005

“We spoke up for working people and the middle class. We spoke up for the hungry…Because we spoke up, 165,000 units of housing is promise. Because we spoke up, the entire city is talking about the 50 percent drop-out rate…”

By Jonathan Mandell on November 8, 2005, 10:39 pm
In category: Electoral Politics
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