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"I'm interested in what Kelly Ayotte did, what she knew, when she knew it, what did she do about it?" (Republican Executive Councilor Ray) Burton said.
However honorable or well-intentioned, a body investigating itself, such as the recent AG report on the FRM ponzi scheme scandal, is inherently a conflict of interest.
Luckily for us, our hardworking state legislature has established a bi-cameral, bi-partisan joint legislative committee on FRM.
So my question is a simple one.
Since we have a legislative body that would not run into conflict of interest issues, and we have a number of questions remaining about Kelly Ayotte, the FRM scandal, and her "legally deleted" email adventure, why hasn't she been called in front of the legislature to testify?
Of course, if she really had nothing to hide, you would think she'd be happy to do so voluntarily, given that she has a race to run and does not need this story lingering around.
I've put the names of the committee members below the fold. And here is a handy link that shows you how to contact a legislator.
Senate:
Margaret Hassan (d): Chair
Betsi DeVries (d)
Deborah Reynolds (d)
Jacalyn Cilley (d)
Peter Bragdon (r)
Sheila Roberge (r)
House:
Edward Butler (d): V Chair
Donna Schlachman (d)
James Headd (r)
Stephen DeStefano (d)
Angeline Kopka (d)
David Meader (d)
Paul McEachern (d)
Jill Hammond (d)
Susi Nord (d)
Joel Winters (d)
Sandra Keans (d)
Kenneth Gidge (d)
John Hunt (r)
Matt Quandt (r)
Ronald Belanger (r)
Donald Flanders (r)
Rip Holden (r)
Patricia Dowling (r)
Chris Nevins (r)
David Palfrey (r)
