“Koch”: The Weirdly Well-Timed Documentary About The Complicated Ex-Mayor
The prototypical New Yorker died on the day a new documentary about him was released. It’s a decent, if superficial, survey of his life and work.
The prototypical New Yorker died on the day a new documentary about him was released. It’s a decent, if superficial, survey of his life and work.
Was Ed Koch the last one to get away with it? If there’s nothing wrong with being gay, why can’t we ask it?
Remarkable before-and-after photos of seedy Times Square and desolate South Bronx — two areas that Koch, who died Friday, took under his mayoral wing in the ’70s.
New York’s mayor and its mascot.
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, who died Friday, took great pride in responding to every email he was sent, despite the fact that he doesn’t use a computer. How did Ed Koch do it? His assistant printed them all out and he wrote his responses on the emails by hand. Here are 13 longhand emails defending the President, provided to BuzzFeed by Koch in 2012.
“He’s listened to the Jewish community and proven himself a true friend of the people of Israel,” the former New York City mayor says.
“I believe that he is going to win.”
Hizzoner is throwing in with Gillibrand. “I’ll be her advance man. I’m a little old, but I’ll be her advance man.”
Hizzoner was a thorn in Obama’s side. But they met secretly late last year, and Koch co-hosted a fundraiser for the president tonight in Manhattan.
The former mayor, who has said he’s supporting Obama, says Paul is “very dangerous.” He prefers a Romney-Gingrich ticket.