Fragmentary references to Prince Andrew, former judge, and Scott Rothstein’s political donations
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Fragmentary references to Prince Andrew, former judge, and Scott Rothstein’s political donations The passage contains disjointed, largely incoherent mentions of high‑profile names (Prince Andrew, a former federal judge, Scott Rothstein) and vague allusions to political fundraising and alleged misconduct, but provides no concrete dates, amounts, or verifiable connections. It suggests possible leads (e.g., Rothstein’s donations to John McCain, Bobby Jindal, Arnold Schwarzenegger) but lacks specifics needed for immediate investigative action. Key insights: Prince Andrew is referenced in a context implying wrongdoing, but no details are given.; A former federal judge (unnamed) is alleged to have used his university affiliation improperly.; Scott Rothstein, a convicted fraudster, is said to have hosted receptions for prominent politicians and given “hundreds of thousands” to campaigns.
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