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Mayor Bloomberg Has Tired of Your Annoying Questions
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Jaya Saxena
Published Jun 15, 2010
Modified Jun 15, 2010
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Jaya Saxena
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Mayor Bloomberg was apparently quite brusque with reporters after an event at the Morgan Library and Museum yesterday, refusing answers and insulting anyone who dare ask him his opinion on things like the indictment of campaign aide John Haggerty. "There’s nothing else I can say about this," he snapped to one reporter. “Miss! I’m sorry that my English isn’t apparently good enough for you," he barked at another who prodded him. There was no end in sight to the cruelty, until he told one reporter, "We will take a legitimate question from you." However, the situation did not rise to disgrace-ful levels.
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