Carolyn Maloney is leaning on her record fighting for the women’s movement to differentiate herself from her chief Democratic primary rival, Jerrold Nadler.
Source: New York Times
Carolyn Maloney’s Campaign Pitch: A Man Can’t Do My Job
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