A review commissioned by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie into a traffic scandal apparently orchestrated by former staffers in his administration found the popular Republican and possible presidential contender had nothing to do with the scheme, the New York Times reported Monday.
After two months, 70 interviews and more than $1 million in legal fees paid by New Jersey taxpayers, the internal review is complete and has found no evidence Christie was involved with planning or directing the lane closures which snarled traffic in the borough of Fort Lee, New Jersey, according to a report published in The New York Times.
Well! Glad that's settled. The findings of an internal review commissioned by Chris Christie are definitely going to change the public perception that Chris Christie is a corrupt, petty sleazeball.
