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Who knew a seat on the State Assembly was so sexy.

I've been bombarded with recorded phone calls from Steve Sanders and Eva Moskowitz (urgh, Eva), flyers under my doors and campaign stalkers, I mean, volunteers going on and on about Brian's work.

Yes, I get it, Brian is going to be great.

Yes, I voted for him.

Now leave me alone, will ya!

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