At the Association for a Better New York’s panel discussion yesterday morning at the Sheraton in midtown Manhattan entitled “Election Day 2012: What Does It Mean For New York?”, the event’s host, ABNY Chairman Bill Rudin, recognized MTA Chairman Joe Lhota, who was seated in the audience, noting that he “probably hasn’t slept in 10 days.” Lhota, who had just returned from trying to get the G train back on track—which happened successfully a few hours after the breakfast—received an enthusiastic round… [More]