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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhy does everyone think that released NJ documents will come without pertinent information
redacted or erased?
JustAnotherGen
(31,866 posts)Knows what is in them. . .
http://www.local10.com/news/politics/More-details-coming-in-Christie-bridge-scandal/-/1895020/23863970/-/wrbrpa/-/index.html
They are expected to be posted to a state website midmorning, according to a committee spokesman.
While the documents could be revelatory, the committee's chairman, Assemblyman John Wisniewski, accused Christie of still holding back.
"We intend to continue our investigation, but this would all be made easier if Gov. Christie did the right thing and voluntarily released all communications so everyone could find out with certainty what happened," Wisniewski said in a statement. "If he's truly dedicated to transparency and the truth from here on out, he will take this step and cooperate fully with the committee's work."
He's the same man who kept asking "whose Charlie" and was rather po'd that Wildstein kept taking the 5th on the most basic of questions. I don't always agree with him on legislation - but he's pretty much a Democratic stalwart here.
I want to see what John has seen. His questions will make more sense. I think the Assembly gave Christie just enough rope to hang himself yesterday.
Gothmog
(145,489 posts)I have read the documents that were leaked. It is clear to me that Wildstein and his attorney redacted or edited these documents to encourage someone to offer immunity.
Wildstein's attorney is doing what any criminal defense attorney would do. He has released just enough information to encourage an offer of immunity. I am convinced that there is more in these documents that will hurt Christie and Wildstein is willing to throw Christie under the bus for a grant of immunity
JustAnotherGen
(31,866 posts)Exhibit A is a 189 MB - it's still downloading for me!
Exhibit F downloaded though - it's got Wildstein's name right in it.