Officials React To Chris Christie's Apology In The Wake Of GWB Scandal Emails, Firing Of Top Aide

Fallout from the George Washington Bridge controversy continued as officials reacted to Gov. Chris Christie's apology over the September lane closures.
Officials React To Chris Christie's Apology In The Wake Of GWB Scandal Emails, Firing Of Top Aide
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By Susie Madrak — January 10, 2014

Via NJ.com:

TRENTON — Fallout from the George Washington Bridge controversy continued today as officials reacted to Gov. Chris Christie's apology over the September lane closures that turned the streets of Fort Lee into gridlock.

• State Assemblyman John Wisniewski (D-Middlesex) said the following after David Wildstein, a former top official at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, refused to answer questions about the closure from members of the Assembly transportation committee:

“There were public resources — the George Washington Bridge, a public resource — used for political purposes. That’...

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