Mark Green

In the latest Marist Poll, 55 percent of NYers say Obama should pick Sen. Clinton as secretary of state, while 31 percent want her to remain as senator; 72 percent think she would do an excellent or good job......

Everyone's a journalist, right? It's not a career any more, you just put it on your list of 1000 Things I Want To Do For Ten Minutes Before I Die. Corrupt politicians, gay divorcees, Hollywood airheads -- everyone can......

You probably know this already, but Mark Green -- the former Nader's Raider who now qualifies as an old warhorse -- has announced that he's entering a crowded field to run for public advocate in NYC, an office he......

We noted last night that Mark Green, who has decided to run for public advocate in NYC, said he would "never run again" after losing a Democratic primary race for AG to Andrew Cuomo in 2006. He comes up with......

Meanwhile, Sen. Gillibrand is also interviewed by an actual reporter (not Mark Green), and says that she is now opposed to a piece of legislation that she co-sponsored. The bill was designed to block law enforcement access to trace data......

The Huffington Post offers up this interview of Kirsten Gillibrand by Mark Green, in which he throws softballs and she hits pop-ups. Green, of course, is now a declared Democratic candidate for public advocate in NYC, which Huffington Post fails......

Nassau-raised Democrat Mark Green, pursuing a comeback as the NYC's public advocate, has always projected a cleaner-than-thou persona, perhaps dating to his days as one of Nader???s Raiders in the 1970s. He is regularly seen on MSNBC and other......

Preoccupied with the attack on the World Trade Center, few New Yorkers turned out for the mayoral primary Tuesday, an election that has been thrown into confusion by the strong hints that Mayor Rudolph Giuliani might try to extend his stay in office....