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Sex Scandal Roils New Mexico Politics Stick another pin into your map tracking the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. The governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, is donating the campaign contributions he got from Epstein to local charities, a New Mexico newspaper is reporting. Epstein is said to own one of
00-square-foot hilltop fortress mansion on his Zorro ranch. Epstein's been pretty active in New Mexican politics. He reportedly donated $50,000 for Richardson's 2002 campaign and another $50,000 to Richardson's re-election campaign this year, $15,000 to attorney general candidate Gary King, $10,000 to sta
effrey Epstein's Money: Sheriff Greg Solano Explains The short answer: because being sheriff makes him poor. Steve Terrell, political reporter for The Santa Fe New Mexican called me tonight to get my comments on the indictment. He asked me whether I would be returning the money he donated to my campaign. I received th
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f so, it wouldn't be the first time King returned campaign money linked to Epstein. In 2006, following Epstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Epstein campaign contributions. King gave back $15,000 that an Epstein company called The Zorro Trust
pstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Eps
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f so, it wouldn't be the first time King returned campaign money linked to Epstein. In 2006, following Epstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Epstein campaign contributions. King gave back $15,000 that an Epstein company called The Zorro Trust
pstein's arrest, Democratic politicians from Bill Richardson down to the Santa Fe County sheriff returned Eps
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Sex Scandal Roils New Mexico Politics Stick another pin into your map tracking the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. The governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, is donating the campaign contributions he got from Epstein to local charities, a New Mexico newspaper is reporting. Epstein is said to own one of
00-square-foot hilltop fortress mansion on his Zorro ranch. Epstein's been pretty active in New Mexican politics. He reportedly donated $50,000 for Richardson's 2002 campaign and another $50,000 to Richardson's re-election campaign this year, $15,000 to attorney general candidate Gary King, $10,000 to sta
effrey Epstein's Money: Sheriff Greg Solano Explains The short answer: because being sheriff makes him poor. Steve Terrell, political reporter for The Santa Fe New Mexican called me tonight to get my comments on the indictment. He asked me whether I would be returning the money he donated to my campaign. I received th
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ould never knowingly break the law.• The 53-year-old money manager gave thousands to New Mexico political candidates, including $50,000 for to Gov. Bill Richardson's re-election campaign this year, according to state campaign contribution reports. Richardson's campaign said that money would be donated to charit
tical candidates, including $50,000 for to Gov. Bill Richardson's re-election campaign this year, according to state campaign contribution reports. Richardson's campaign said that money would be donated to charity. Epstein also donated $15,000 to Democratic attorney general candidate Gary Xing, who said he
charity. Epstein also donated $15,000 to Democratic attorney general candidate Gary Xing, who said he plans to return the money. Information from: The Santa Fe New Mexican, http://www.sfnewmexican.com LOAD-DATE: August 18, 2006 Confidential - This report is not to be disseminated or photocopied to any third party wit
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ould never knowingly break the law." The 53-year-old money manager gave thousands to New Mexico political candidates, including $50,000 for to Gov. Bill Richardson's re-election campaign this year, according to state campaign contribution reports. Richardson's campaign said that money would be donated to charit
tical candidates, including $50,000 for to Gov. Bill Richardson's re-election campaign this year, according to state campaign contribution reports. Richardson's campaign said that money would be donated to charity. Epstein also donated $15,000 to Democratic attorney general candidate Gary King, who said he
charity. Epstein also donated $15,000 to Democratic attorney general candidate Gary King, who said he plans to return the money. Information from: The Santa Fe New Mexican, http://www.sfnewmexlcan.com LOAD-DATE: August 18, 2006 Confidential - This report is not to be disseminated or photocopied to any third party wit
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the summer with soliciting sex from prostitutes. While some others, notably New York gubernatorial candidate Eliot Spitzer and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson , have returned his gifts, the World's Greatest University has concluded that returning Epstein's $6.5 million donation would do more harm than goo
ical candidates, including $50,000 for to Gov. Bill Richardson's re-election campaign this year, according to state campaign contribution reports. Richardson's campaign said that money would be donated to charity. Epstein also donated $15,000 to Democratic attorney general candidate Gary King, who said h
titution. (Photo by Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office) LOAD-DATE: September 3, 2006 EFTA01482140 EFTA01482141 Copyright 2006 The New Mexican The Santa Fe New Mexican (New Mexico) August 17, 2006 Thursday SECTION: SANTA FE/EL NORTE; Pg. C-1 LENGTH: 878 words HEADLINE: ROUNDHOUSE ROUNDUP: WEB SITE AIMS TO MAKE P
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Sex Scandal Roils New Mexico Politics Stick another pin into your map tracking the scandal surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. The governor of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, is donating the campaign contributions he got from Epstein to local charities, a New Mexico newspaper is reporting. Epstein is said to own one of
00-square-foot hilltop fortress mansion on his Zorro ranch. Epstein's been pretty active in New Mexican politics. He reportedly donated $50,000 for Richardson's 2002 campaign and another $50,000 to Richardson's re-election campaign this year, $15,000 to attorney general candidate Gary King, $10,000 to sta
effrey Epstein's Money: Sheriff Greg Solano Explains The short answer: because being sheriff makes him poor. Steve Terrell, political reporter for The Santa Fe New Mexican called me tonight to get my comments on the indictment. He asked me whether I would be returning the money he donated to my campaign. I received th
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