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From the NHGOP press release yesterday that they must now wish they had never sent out:
"Additionally, Governor Lynch must finally break his silence and call for all records relating to the collapse of these failed companies to be made available for public inspection. Director Connolly's allegations raise serious concerns that political considerations are improperly influencing the investigation of this scandal. Governor Lynch needs to recognize that Granite Staters expect transparency from their elected leaders, and realize that sunlight is still the best disinfectant for government.
Well, golly gee, NHGOP, it sure would be great to have those records. Sunlight is still the best disinfectant- I agree!
Except there are no email or calendar records from the Attorney General at the time (you know, Kelly Ayotte, your senate candidate, not that there are any "political considerations" to this, or anything), and Governor Lynch never authorized them to be scrubbed.
