Jenya Green & Daddy, Mark Green

GREEN'S RED OVER KIN'S GOOF

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by Paula Froelich

2006 -- THE bitter apple doesn't fall far from the tree in the state attorney general race.

Struggling Democratic candidate Mark Green has had to apologize after his 28-year-old daughter, Jenya, was caught sending angry e-mails to supporters of rival Andrew Cuomo Tuesday.

In missives sent to the Cuomo-loving offices of city Comptroller Bill Thompson, Council Speaker Christine Quinn, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer and Manhattan Rep. Jerrold Nadler, Jenya wrote: "Big Nadler is so totally controlled . . . and therefore unfit to hold office." The "big" comment was seen as a swipe at Nadler's large frame.

Jenya, a lawyer at Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo, went on to quote a bit from the New York Times' endorsement of her dad, noting that front-runner Cuomo has the support of most every "establishment Democrat" and has a record "less impressive than he claims."

The missives to Quinn, Thompson and Stringer were similar, although Quinn's mysteriously contained the numbers "666" in the subject line.

"I wasn't surprised," said a source. "She's a hothead."

Another political insider called the episode "embarrassing. Leave it to the Greens. On a day when Mark should have been basking in the glow of a major endorsement - by doing absolutely nothing - they couldn't even get that right. Talk about incompetence!"

All the recipients were mum yesterday except Stringer, who said in a statement: "Ms. Green has called and apologized for her comments, and I have accepted . . . Perhaps it's a signal to Mark that it's time to tone down the volume."

Green told reporters outside City Hall yesterday, "While I understand the passion and enthusiasm of a daughter for her father, we're proud that Jenya immediately realized her mistake in judgment." He added that Jenya was calling all the officials and making a round of apologies.

Jenya, who donated to Cuomo's campaign in 2002 when he ran for governor, declined comment when contacted by The Post.

Nancy Green & Co. --watchdogs--

The REAL Nancy Ann Pecker-Green Stands Up!

Dear Shyron.

Thank you for including me on your mailing list. When I first heard about this “issue”, (via your emails last Fall), I was so surprised by what I read, I couldn’t imagine what had happened to you. I made inquires, because the person I knew could not possibly be the same person who is the author of the website I was being referred to and its contents. What has happened to you?

I protected you and helped you for so many years, irrespective of the many problems and issues that came up in connection with your employment over the years. When you wanted to come back to work as a Concierge a few years back, I had people jumps through hoops to make a spot for you. Everyone connected with FQM jumped, stretched, irrespective of your difficult and antisocial behavior, to keep you working, because of me.

I am so sorry for you. The hatred and the lies you are spewing about my husband and my stepson, Gary, have gone too far for me to be silent. I do not read most of what you send me, because it is so humiliating to you; but when I opened this last transmission, featuring a picture of my husband, with your lies, I could not be silent any longer.

Shyron, help yourself, and bind the Dweller who has taken you over. Come back to your Real Self and to those of us who know and love the Real You. Whatever the problems are that you are facing, your friends and the Community will stand with you; but the path you are on is one that is burning every bridge of assistance, for employment references and contacts, personal and most importantly, spiritual. Do a “dweller” marathon—give your problems to El Morya—and come back to us. Finding a “deep pocket” through litigation, for some calculated opportunity to find a path to financial security, is not worth the karmic price you will pay for the lies.

Always your sister-on-the-path

Nancy Ann Pecker-Greed

Yeah baby! Sheer delight!!! This will last me a lifetime!!!

Mark Green-- DA PROBE STILL OPEN

By FREDRIC U. DICKER State Editor---June 23, 2006

ALBANY - Brooklyn District Attorney Charles "Joe" Hynes has not ended his criminal probe of a controversial $250,000 contribution from Mark Green's 2001 mayoral campaign - despite Green's claims to the contrary this week, The Post has learned.
Green, the former public advocate who is battling former federal Housing Secretary Andrew Cuomo for the Democratic nomination for attorney general, repeatedly contended on NY1 Wednesday that the Brooklyn DA's probe was "done," had "ended" and "is over."

He also insisted that "there's no grand jury" investigating the circumstances surrounding his campaign's controversial contribution to a scandal-scarred Brooklyn Democratic club - then headed by now-convicted felon Clarence Norman - which used at least some of the funds for racially charged fliers in the closing days of Green's bitter primary in 2001 with then-Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer.
The fliers depicted Ferrer kissing the backside of the Rev. Al Sharpton. While Green won the primary, he went on to lose to Mayor Bloomberg in the general election.
A well-placed law-enforcement source told The Post that a criminal probe of the Green campaign's contribution was, in fact, ongoing and that no decision has been made on who, if anyone, will be charged.

"It's an open investigation," said the source, who insisted on anonymity. The source said there was no grand jury "right now" hearing evidence in the case but wouldn't rule out one being convened to do so in the coming weeks.
The source also insisted that Green isn't "a target" of the probe. But he said things could change if the now-convicted Norman seeks leniency or a plea bargain on outstanding criminal charges in exchange for his cooperation.
Investigators are believed to be stepping up their efforts to resolve the case because a five-year statute of limitations on any possible charges expires in October, it was learned.

Hynes spokesman Jerry Schmetterer declined to comment.
Investigators have been trying to determine whether some of the money the Green campaign gave to the Thurgood Marshall Democratic Club was spent on salaries and campaign materials that were not disclosed to the New York City Campaign Finance Board.

Norman, a one-time powerful assemblyman who has been at the center of a probe of the alleged sale of judgeships, has been convicted twice on several felonies unrelated to the Green campaign, including soliciting illegal contributions, depositing political funds in a private account, soliciting illegal contributions from a lobbyist, and stealing $5,000 from his campaign committee.

He was sentenced earlier this year to between two and six years in prison on the convictions, which he is appealing. Green has repeatedly insisted he had no knowledge of the controversial flier. "I was sickened by it, and it totally contradicted my life career as a reform Democrat," he told NY1.

Yeah, man! YOUR NUMBER IS UP!!!

Mark Green--Pointless, Public Advocate

New York Post

August 19, 2006 -- In the debate Thursday between the Democratic candidates for attorney general, Andrew Cuomo missed a golden opportunity to show up rival Mark Green for the political opportunist he's always been.
In what is widely viewed as the nastiest exchange of an especially contentious face-off, Green - trailing badly in the polls as the primary race winds down and waging a slash-and-burn campaign - launched an especially spiteful jibe at the front-runner.
"Andrew," he charged, "you're running for the wrong office because governor wasn't open."

That, of course, was an allusion to Cuomo's disastrous 2002 gubernatorial campaign - in which the former HUD secretary dropped out shortly before the primary after the bottom fell out of his poll numbers - as well as to his likely higher ambitions.
Cuomo apparently decided not to take Green's bait, opting instead to stay above the fray.

"Mark Green has been attacking people for many years in politics," he replied. "I would rather talk about my positive ideas."

What he very easily could have said - and what he probably should have said - instead is: "Mark, the only reason you're running for attorney general is that it's the only office left in New York for which you haven't run - and lost."
Green, for the record, has tried to get elected to the U.S. Senate (twice), the U.S. House and mayor of New York - losing them all. The only election he's managed to win is that of New York City public advocate - arguably the most pointless office in politics.

Fact is, as we noted back in 2001, "Mark Green has spent his entire career casting about for an office - any office - that measures up to his extraordinarily high opinion of himself."

That much, at least, was apparent Thursday night.