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The former State Senate majority leader still hasn't served a day in jail.
This is the same someone who once slammed another someone for doing the same thing.
Carl Kruger is being investigated by the FBI, while Joe Bruno could walk free.
But he will remain free until the Supreme Court rules on statute used to convict him.
It's a ricocheting, lowbrow-to-highbrow recap of Client 9, and the crowd loved it.
The former State Senate Majority leader was found guilty on two out of the eight charges against him.
But for the life of them, they can't wrap their minds around the other six.
Their integrity, after all, may not be unimpeachable.
But the former State Senate majority leader had nothing to do with it, we're assured.
The former GOP Senate majority leader makes a surprising announcement.
The man who once called homosexuality an "abnormal lifestyle" is being enlisted by Governor Paterson to fight for gay marriage.
Despite a report that shows them to have acted quite unethically.
In an hour the governor of New York will make his television address about the financial crisis facing the state. Will it be enough to change Albany? And will it be enough to change him into a new kind of governor?
The former State Senate Majority Leader will be the CEO of an information technology firm — which, of course, has contracts with the state government.
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