December 24, 2006 - 7:50 am
“The questions for Kofi are: who did hold the lease, who does now, how did well-paid Kofi and his wife – who are forever lecturing the U.S. on obligations to those less fortunate – justify their use of a low-rent NY state-subsidized apartment right up until he became Secretary-General in 1997, and how did the transfer of use to the family of his brother take place?” (Claudia Rosett is on the case @ The Rosett Report.)
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