Published 3/18/2009
by Domenico Montanaro
at First Read
NEW YORK: Yesterday, the RNC announced it was transferring another $100,000 to the New York GOP for the NY-20 special election in two weeks, bringing the RNC’s total contribution to $200,000. “I am confident this additional investment will help ensure victory in the special election,” RNC chair Michael Steele said in a statement. “These funds will be used to further show our commitment to re-establishing a strong GOP presence in the Northeast.”
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