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Roundup: Not Even On The Same Planet As What The Nazis Did To The Jews

Liz Benjamin, Rick Karlin and Maggie Haberman dug into some labor delegate drama happening in New York.

Eric Schneiderman penned an op-ed on Citizens United.

In Washington, there is a growing sense that Charlie Rangel’s congressional career is coming to an end.

Azi Paybarah profiled City Hall reporters.

George Maragos wants to call off the whole Facebook IPO thing.

Mark Murphy vowed to stand up for the health care reform legislation. Read More

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Cory Booker at an Obama rally. (Photo: Getty)

Morning Read: Enter Credico; Rangel Lives; Debating Cory

Comedian Randy Credico will enter the 2013 mayoral race.

Dean Skelos will introduce new legislation to cut taxes for businesses.

Dan Halloran on his fundraising: “We’re doing very, very well.  We anticipate for the first filing to probably be showing a number somewhere between one and two hundred thousand dollars.”

New Jersey Muslims and officials shall discuss NYPD surveillance. Read More

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Morning Read: Clinton Not For Rangel; Al Gore’s Got A Girlfriend; Jeremiah Wright–’Fair Game’ Or ‘Wrong Course’?

Bill Clinton will not be endorsing Charlie Rangel for re-election. 

Andrew Cuomo stepped into a major dispute between Mayor Bloomberg and the City Council by seeking to end the city’s practice of requiring finger printing for food stamps.

Ray Kelly’s letter to Christine Quinn allows the speaker “an opportunity to claim higher ground in the debate over a police practice that has become an early flash point in the race,” writes The New York Times.

Mike Lupica defended stop-and-frisk. 

Christine Quinn is nervous about her upcoming wedding.  Read More