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Janice Dean among those NOT welcoming possible next step in Bill de Blasio's political career

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is nearing the end of his tenure running the city, and he’s now pondering his political future:

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From “Comrade Mayor” to “Comrade Governor”? Janice Dean just helped usher Andrew Cuomo out of office and doesn’t want anymore disappointment to deal with:

Fortunately, it’s highly unlikely that would ever happen.

A “De Blasio for governor” campaign would probably go about as well as his “De Blasio for president” campaign did.

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Can’t De Blasio just be happy with whatever job he gets as a CNN or MSNBC analyst after he’s out of office?

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