Christine Quinn Multi-Flops Flips Term Limits

Read a free preview of Roots of Betrayal : The Ethics of Christine Quinn on Scribd.   CHRISTINE QUINN'S SERIES  OF FLIP FLOPS ON TERM LIMITS:  Here are the six times that New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has taken positions on either extending, preserving, or over-riding term limits during her career in New York City Council.   In 2001, Christine Quinn confirmed to Gotham Gazette that she would not support an extension to term limits.  Read more. In 2001, Quinn wrote about the dangers of term limits.  Read more.    In 2002, Quinn voted to extend term limits.  Read more. In 2005, Quinn supported changing limits of terms from two to three.  Read more.  In 2007, Speaker Quinn said she would not support extending term limits.  Read more. In 2008, Speaker Quinn voted to overturn term limits.  Read more.   SCRIBD UPDATE A free preview of Roots of Betrayal : The Ethics of Christine Quinn  has generated over 18,000 combined reads on Scribd.   Take a look at the only examination being given to the arc of Christine Quinn's political record during the 15 years of her time in public office.  Take a sneak peek on Scribd right now : Roots of Betrayal : The Ethics of Christine Quinn

LONG READ INTERVIEW IN BQ BREW Louis Flores participated in a Q&A with  Manny Jalonschi from The BQ Brew "His detailed analysis of Quinn's rise through the political ranks is textured within a historical context that definitely merits consideration."  Read the entire interview : Uncovering Quinn's Political Roots with Author Louis Flores