Last week, VICE reported on the 'Fair Fares' campaign in New York, an ambitious push to offer half-priced MetroCards to nearly 800,000 working-class New Yorkers.
There are signs that the Fare Deal campaign is drawing blood.
His Fare Deal campaign pledges to "wipe out" the latest of Johnson's four consecutive inflation-plus price rises across the entire public transport network of buses, trains and trams, and to do so from October.
As our Fair Fares Now campaign has pointed out, this will add hugely to costs for hard-working families, and contrasts with the government's willingness to stop fuel duty increases.
This represents a victory for the 'Fair Fares Now' campaign.
This is standard campaign fare, like red, white, and blue bunting, or country music, and will excite, enrage, or bore you, depending on your predilections.
We have no idea how she'd fare on the campaign trail, or how well she could stand up to the electoral process," writes Jane Hamsher at Firedoglake.
It was more end-of-season leftovers than new campaign fare: a smorgasbord of fumbles, slips and misdirected passes before Saracens constricted their opponents into submission.
Mr. Pataki's handling of the electricity problem is characteristic of his approach to many thorny issues, from transit fare increases to campaign finance reform.
Standard presidential campaign fare or not, the memoir's publication date brings the possibility of a high-publicity tour just in time for the 2004 primary season.
