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Tuesday, August 28, 2018
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Green Party candidate for NYS Comptroller, Mark Dunlea is the guest.
What does the Comptroller actually do? Mark talks about his plan to
divest New York from fossil fuels and make us 100% renewable by 2030.
We also discuss how the Comptroller could take on corruption in Albany
and a public bank.
Alex White for Rochester
Committee to Elect Alex
Alex's Platform
Listen to Alex...
...on Transforming Rochester on Rochester Free Radio. You can see when it's on at the Rochester Free Radio show schedule.
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