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Related: About this forumCuomo Campaign To Pay For Moreland Attorney
Nick Reisman
Gov. Andrew Cuomos re-election campaign will pay for the attorney hired to represent the administration in the ongoing investigation of the Moreland Commission by the U.S. attorneys office, an administration official confirmed.
The Daily News reported yesterday that Cuomo had retained criminal defense lawyer Elkan Abramowitz in May to fulfill a similar role played by counsel to the governor, Mylan Denerstein, who may be called as a potential witness in the case.
The governors re-election campaign reported having $35 million in cash on hand.
In 2010 as he was running for governor, Cuomo spoke out against the use of campaign money for non-campaign expenses.
http://www.nystateofpolitics.com/2014/08/cuomo-campaign-to-pay-for-moreland-attorney/
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(71,265 posts)Smarmie Doofus
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(14,498 posts)Campaign contributions are ................. contributions for CAMPAIGNS.
Not for legal expenses related to investigations of potentially criminal activities associated with public service.
AFAIK.... prosecitor Bhahahra is investigating exactly NOTHING related to Quid Pro's reelection campaign.