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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand talks with Fiore Di Mare owners Redzi Hadzim and Enver Pelinku
over lunch Sunday, June 9, 2013 in Great Kills about their efforts to
reopen their restaurant after it was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy
s.(Staten Island Advance/ Bill Lyons) Bill Lyons
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Kirsten Gillibrand was Hillary Clinton’s pick for her
replacement as the junior senator from New York. The liberal left initially
opposed her appointment as they preferred Caroline Kennedy, a member of the
staunch Obama supporting Kennedy clan in the 2008 primary and general election.
It must be admitted, however, that since her appointment by Gov. Patterson and
her subsequent re-election, Senator Gillibrand has more than lived up to her
responsibilities.
There’s not much the left – or anyone else for that matter -
can criticize of Gillibrand’s outstanding performance from her proposed
legislation to end the sexual abuse in the military to her recent appearance onStaten Island to encourage local business owners to reopen in the aftermath of
hurricane Sandy.
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