Yet another article suggesting that Bridget Kelly is a bad person.
*While the complaint is not public, a one-page letter the commission provided at the newspaper’s request shows that Barbara Panebianco, an executive assistant who worked for Bill Stepien and Bridget Anne Kelly — two former top aides to Christie — was investigated for possibly violating New Jersey’s conflicts of interest law.
…Schluter, and two others who have served on the commission, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation, give the following account of how the complaint was handled
…In response to questions from the newspaper, Berns, who was appointed by Christie as the commission’s chairman in October 2010, said the investigation of Panebianco had nothing to do with removing Wiechnik.
“This investigation played no role in the decision to replace Kathy Wiechnik, and Schluter’s apparent suggestion to you that it did is blatantly inaccurate and disingenuous,” Berns said. “I had no knowledge that Kathy Wiechnik was investigating Barbara Panebianco until sometime after the investigation was concluded and the matter was presented to the commission.”
He said his decision to replace Wiechnik predated December 2010, and that he made it before the Panebianco complaint was filed in November*.
I wonder who the two unnamed sources are? Joy Behar? Bill Maher?
I found the reply to the article from DrBID to be interesting. -
*YAWN More accusations from 2 unnamed sources and one who you did name was appointed by JON CORZINE!!!. Why didn’t you disclose that to your readers???
Just because the BridgeGate Phony Scandal fell apart, now try to smear Christie with something else…
Most news organizations with integrity would hold off on printing a story without all the facts and background information. For example, did any of these ex-commissioners have a grudge against Christie, like being fired by him?
So at least one was a Jon Corzine crony, how about the other two? What were they mad at Christie for?*
I question why DrBID would think there are still news organizations with integrity that would hold off on printing a story without all the facts and background information. Especially when the public doesn’t demand that they do so.