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According to a new study, Americans' perceptions of the opposing political party tend to skew far from the truth. What's more, people's perceptions of their own political parties aren't much better. Perry Bacon, senior writer for FiveThirtyEight, wrote about the study for his column “Secret Identity.” He spoke with On The Media about why the gulf between perception and reality might be so wide.
Borough Presidents Eric Adams (Brooklyn) and Gale Brewer (Manhattan) debate a proposal to impose term limits on community board members, some of whom stay for decades. These are the boards that play a big role in land-use decisions and can be a gateway to public service. The city's Charter Review Commission is considering changes.
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