McMahon Gets Teachers' Endorsement (and a Quinn Staffer)
One of Christine Quinn’s spokesman has taken a leave of absence and is now the interim director of communications for Democrat Mike McMahon’s Congressional campaign.
The spokesman, Anthony Hogrebe, was listed as the contact on a campaign press release announcing that McMahon has been endorsed by the United Federation of Teachers, which, according to the release, has 12,000 members in the district. McMahon is seeking to win the seat currently occupied by Vito Fossella, who is not running for reelection.
In a public statement, UFT's president, Randi Weingarten, said McMahon "is a champion for children and working people."
Before joining Quinn’s operation, Hogrebe worked on Gifford Miller’s 2005 mayoral campaign.
In other Quinn staffing news, her chief of staff, Maura Keaney, is expected to return from maternity leave in early September, according to another Quinn spokesman.
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