By ERIC LENKOWITZ
May 11, 2008
Another Hillary Rodham Clinton donor is on the hot seat over allegations he illegally reimbursed some of her campaign contributors.
The senator quietly returned $115,000 last year to William Danielczyk, chairman of Virginia equity firm Galen Capital Corp., The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday, citing Federal Elections Commission records. The paper said the investigation is focusing on contributions by Danielczyk's relatives, employees and investors.
He denied last year that he reimbursed anyone for donations.
Clinton's campaign was not aware of violations, the paper reported, and said in a statement that its "policy is to cooperate with any law enforcement investigation."
The claims come six months after businessman Norman Hsu was indicted for paying associates to give donations to Clinton.
Danielczyk is just one of several so-called Clinton bundlers, wealthy donors who enlist associates to raise funds for the campaign.
