Longtime Clinton aide the link in campaign scheme

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A longtime aide to Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton has been identified as the link between Hillary Clinton’s 2008 campaign and a person who admitted using more than $600,000 in off-the-books funds to help get out the vote in the Democratic primaries.

Minyon Moore is the unnamed individual who, according to court documents, introduced New York marketing executive Troy White to a District of Columbia businessman who paid White to deploy “street teams” on Clinton’s behalf, according to a person familiar with the investigation who spoke on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to disclose the information.

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