McMahon advisor faces subpoena

By ConnPolitics.tv Staff on Dec 5, 2009 | In News, Sen. Chris Dodd (D), Washington D.C. - Congress, Vote 2010 | 3 feedbacks »

Hartford (AP) – Linda McMahon’s Senate campaign has confirmed that documents of a paid adviser have been subpoenaed by a U.S. Senate committee investigating U.S. Sen. John Ensign.

The campaign said Friday that records of Republican political consultant Mike Slanker were subpoenaed. The committee is investigating whether Ensign broke any laws in helping to find consulting work for clients of Douglas Hampton, a disgruntled former aide. Ensign has admitted to an extramarital affair with Hampton’s wife, his former campaign treasurer.

Slanker is a former close associate of Ensign. He did not return calls Friday.

McMahon campaign spokesman Ed Patru said Slanker’s involvement with Ensign did not raise questions about his fitness as an adviser to McMahon, the former World Wrestling CEO.
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Information from: The Day

Comment from: Hosed By The System [Visitor] Email
Let the GAMES begin..... LOL
12/05/09 @ 18:04
Comment from: tom east haven [Visitor] Email
great so she now wants to bring the steroids and drugs along with her to dc how many young wrestlers have died because she and her husband were in there for the money only.
12/05/09 @ 18:25
Comment from: Hosed By The System [Visitor] Email
Common Tom....anything is a damn IMPROVEMENT over the total CRAP that has been DC now........LOL
12/06/09 @ 07:23

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