NEWSFLASH: Governor Returns Tainted Donations

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Pennsylvania's governor, that is.

A few days ago, Governor Ed Rendell announced he is returning $7,000 in campaign contributions from two associates of Norman Hsu, the former fugitive now in custody and facing federal fraud charges. That move came some three weeks after Rendell decided to get rid of a larger sum that he got from Hsu himself.

National politicians from one coast to the other have been busy the last month dumping campaign money that has anything resembling Hsu's fingerprints on it.

Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle, on the other hand, took $2000 from Hsu back in July 2005. And he continues to hold on to it. Tight.

Posted by Mike McCabe at 12:21 PM

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Doyle is the last Hsu to drop?

No? Too harsh for your buddies?

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