Prosecutors investigating state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and his son have also been asking questions about the lobbying arm of the elder Skelos' law firm, the Daily News has learned.
A source who recently met with investigators for U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara indicated that about half the questions focused on the lobbying arm of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek and if there was any direct or indirect interaction with Skelos.
Skelos, the Legislature's most powerful Republican, also makes up to $250,000 annually serving "of counsel" at the Long Island-based law firm. Skelos and the firm have long maintained that there is no interaction between the senator and the lobbying arm of the firm, headed by former Assemblyman Jerry Kremer.
11 comments:
No loss. The NYS gop has stabbed us in the back for decades.
Never trusted this one either.
Good! Chop 'Em all down. There's a forest of crooks in Albany. This is old and new growth lumber waiting to be milled in jail!
Uh, don't overlook that Stavisky mob, Mr. Bharara
Preet for governor!
Term limits........ Why doesn't cuomo bring this to the voting public?
The Dean of political corruption....I eagerly await his indictment!
Why aren't our Assemblymen and Senators backing an Albany term limit bill to cover all....all the way up to the guv?
If Albany is dysfunctional....blame the dysfunctional voters. Without your votes these crooks would find jobs elsewhere.
Nepotism at its most odious. The bid rigging and influence peddling quite amateurish. Dean and his spawn may be easier to indict.
Mario's son is surely next.
Get Em Preet-more to come!!!
Yawn. Your morons think anything will change?
Cull the crooks.
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