The Long Island education consultant singled out by Gov. Cuomo for raking in millions from the state insisted she’s done nothing wrong — and defended her money-making business.
Although she’s frustrated about being mentioned in the governor’s state budget address last week, Ellen Cooper — who makes $3.2 million-a-year, according to state officials — said she will follow any changes Cuomo suggests.
“I’m not mad at the governor,” Cooper told the Daily News, days after she was thrust into the center of the statewide controversy.


