The craziness . . . and now madness on top of craziness . . .
Asked for a response to the lawsuit and the World Monuments Fund’s concern about 2 Columbus Circle, Bob replied via an e-mail from a spokesman, “Three landmark chairs, under two administrations, have carefully considered this issue and determined not to proceed with the designation process. The World Monuments Fund listing contains no information that would change this decision.”
He declined to elaborate upon the Letters, since “this matter is under active litigation.” Laurie was not available for comment.
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