yesterday. However, he has pledged that he will remain a Senator. You can read the article here from the News-Times.Our State Senator, David Cappiello (R-24) released the following on DeLuca:
"I think Lou needed some time to take in what was happening and ultimately I believed he would do the right thing," Cappiello said. "I've known and worked with and been friends with Sen. DeLuca for 15 years and I think it was appropriate for me and the other senators to give him a little breathing room to come to the right conclusion himself."
Today, Senate Republicans reacted quickly to the resignation and chose Senator John McKinney (R-28) to become their new leader. McKinney is in his fifth term. You can read the article here from the News-Times.
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only one politician has received more cash from galante and his cronies than deluca: mark boughton
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