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Two Years of Prison Time for Hillary Clinton Donor

By Kent Cooper
Posted June 1, 2013 at 3:11pm

Former Galen Capital chairman William P. Danielczyk was sentenced Friday to serve 28 months in prison after pleading guilty in February 2013 to making $186,600 in illegal conduit campaign contributions to then-Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s September 2006 Senate campaign fundraising event and a March 2007 presidential fundraising event.

Eugene Biagi
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The prosecutor had sought a five-year sentence for Danielczyk, and he indicated grand jury testimony showed Danielczyk had told others he hoped his fundraising would help him get an ambassadorship.

Co-defendant Eugene Biagi was sentenced Friday to probation.

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