Carolyn Maloney Tells The LES About Nydia Velazquez And Israel, And Says Primaries Are A Good Thing

Les : Spain | Jun 26, 2012 at 11:31 AM PDT

Source: The New York Observer

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Carolyn Maloney Tells The LES About Nydia Velazquez And Israel, And Says Primaries Are A Good Thing 1:28pm Nydia Velazquez made a whirlwind tour of senior centers in the Lower East Side this afternoon, stumping for last minute votes in her fierce primary against City Councilman Erik Dilan alongside... FULL ARTICLE AT The New York Observer

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