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Chelsea Market -Jamestown Properties
“Supporters of the market expansion have been generous to Ms. Quinn: her campaign has received more than $370,000 in donations from at least 120 people who are board members, or in the immediate family of board members, of the Real Estate Board of New York and Friends of the High Line according to an analysis by The New York Times. Ms. Quinn has described seven of those contributors as bundlers — fund-raisers who solicit money for her campaign — and they have pooled more than $130,000 for her.”
Posted in Backroom Deals, Real Estate
Quinn blocks 600 hours
“NY1 obtained a copy of City Council Speaker Christine Quinn’s 2011 schedule, of which 600 hours are blacked out . . . ‘It seems that there might have been names, names of staff members for example, public employees, other people that Ms. Quinn might have met that did involve the performance of her duties,’ said Robert Freeman of the State Committee on Open Government. ‘It would be difficult to understand why those names would be redacted.'”
Posted in Backroom Deals, Dirty Politics
Quinn: rubber stamp
“At a time when progressive leadership was needed to curb a business-minded mayor’s ambitions, her opponents will argue, Christine Quinn was instead a rubber stamp.”
Posted in Assault On Democracy, Separation of powers
Volunteer collected 55 singatures
“Even during the busy weekdays running up to the budget agreement, 24 presumably overworked staffers found the time to volunteer for Quinn. . . On a single workday, June 10, one young aide who lives in Brooklyn, Danielle Castaldi-Micca, managed to bop all around the district, obtaining 55 signatures for the speaker.”
Posted in Campaign Corruption, Using City Resources



