April 18, 2004
Christine Gregoire

More revelations of foul play surrounding Washington Attorney General/gubernatorial candidate Christine Gregoire:

A review billed as an independent investigation of Attorney General Christine Gregoire's office in 2000 was rewritten to downplay broad management problems at the urging of Gregoire's top deputies.

Internal documents show the investigation — begun after Gregoire's staff missed a deadline to appeal a record $17.8 million verdict against the state — was redirected to focus more blame on one attorney who later was forced to resign.

Another black mark against Gregoire, who has recently supported government secrecy in two separate high-profile Public Disclosure Act cases (here and here). Gregoire has also violated campaign finance laws.

With that kind of execrable track record, who could possibly want Gregoire to be their governor? The Washington Education Association. "For the children", no doubt.

Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at April 18, 2004 09:28 PM
Comments

Of course, a Republican would never support government secrecy or be accused of pressuring other officials to water down findings of a report.

Posted by: Simon on April 19, 2004 04:19 PM
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