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The Web site for a lawyer seeking the Republican nomination to challenge Hillary Clinton for a New York seat in the U.S. Senate has quit functioning in what William Brenner's campaign staff calls cyber-sabotage. Brenner, a Sullivan County tax attorney, began pursuing the nomination publicly in April. Campaign spokesman David Brenner says they don't know who erased the site last week, but the FBI launched a formal investigation July 19th. He says it cost them a week of Internet use, donations and staff e-mail. Also seeking the G-O-P nod to challenge Clinton are Manhattan lawyer Edward Cox, a son-in-law of...

Contact: Richard Pergolizzi of Brenner for U.S. Senate Campaign, 845-985-7411 or Rpergolizzi@BrennerForUSSenate.com GRAHAMSVILLE, New York, April 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- William A. Brenner, a previously unknown attorney in Sullivan County, New York, is currently the Republican Party's top candidate for New York State's 2006 Senatorial election against Hillary Rodham Clinton. Mr. Brenner's lightning-fast rise to prominence in the Republican Party has many experienced politicians and power brokers asking, "Who is William A. Brenner and how on earth did he get this popular?" Mr. Brenner, 64, announced his candidacy for Senate on March 31st, 2005, in a letter to various New...

William Brenner is a small-town guy with a big ambition Never mind the new Stop Her Now movement, here's the plain truth about mounting a challenge against Hillary Clinton: Even the most seasoned politician would face a hell of a time unseating New York's junior senator in 2006. So what does that mean for the first person willing—foolhardy?—enough to say he'll take her on, a self-styled Republican everyman named William Brenner? Last month, the Sullivan County attorney announced he was up for the task. Brenner—most folks call him Bill—is a virtual unknown outside the hinterlands of Grahamsville, his adopted hometown....