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Curtis Sliwa is looking to make some noise in electoral politics after being silenced on the airwaves. The founder of the Guardian Angels, a volunteer anti-crime group, was recently let go from WABC, where he had been co-host of a radio program, “Curtis and Kuby in the Morning,” since 2000. Now he says he wants to reinvigorate the city’s Republican Party and possibly run for office himself.
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|Curtis Sliwa is looking to make some noise in electoral politics after being silenced on the airwaves. The founder of the Guardian Angels, a volunteer anti-crime group, was recently let go from WABC, where he had been co-host of a radio program, “Curtis and Kuby in the Morning,” since 2000. Now he says he wants to reinvigorate the city’s Republican Party and possibly run for office himself.
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