“If you want to work in investment banking, you go to Wall Street. If you want to work in politics, you go to Washington,” Paul D. Craney reasoned when he decided four years ago to come to the District.
He had been working in politics in Massachusetts. Before that, he was legislative aide to New Jersey state Assemblyman Steve Corodemus. Those states have robust two-party systems. Craney soon realized the District is mostly a donkey town.
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