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Limits on outside income could shake up state Legislature
Times Union: When Assemblyman John McDonald isn't working for his constituents in the 108th District, the Cohoes Democrat is often on the clock serving customers at Marra's Pharmacy in his hometown.
His involvement in the business predates his career in politics, and he said it will continue to be a part of his life, even if the state adopts restrictions on outside income for legislators.
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