Carrion Co-Chair Is Impeachment Proponent
By Azi Paybarah
March 11, 2008 | 8:53 a.m.
Only after Bronx Borough President Adolfo Carrion named Elizabeth Holtzman a co-chair of his city comptroller campaign did I realize that she is an outspoken proponent of impeaching George W. Bush--a movement that hasn't gained much traction even in heavily Democratic New York State (although it's slightly more popular in Vermont).
A former city comptroller, congresswoman and district attorney in Brooklyn, Holtzman has written a book and articles on the topic--just last Sunday, she spoke to Democratic activists in Manhattan about impeachment.
When I asked Carrion's office if the borough president holds the same view as his co-chair, communications director Anne Fenton e-mailed back:
"BP is proud of Holtzman's support, but he does not comment on his supporters' political position on national issues."
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