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The report and the exhibits supporting the report went out separately that morning, and in fact, in the exhibits, there's the raw stuff. as you can see. this is, for example, the raw text message in which the christie deputy chief of staff who ordered traffic problems for the town of ft. lee, this is the text message in which she apologizes to her staffer. bridget kelly apologizing right after she has been fired. she writes, "i'm sorry to tarnish the office." her staffer replies, "we did amazing things to be proud of for four years. never forget that." then she says, "hang in there, b.k." raw ...

Supporting the report went out separately that morning, and in fact, in the exhibits, there's the raw stuff. as you can see. this is, for example, the raw text message in which the christie deputy chief of staff who ordered traffic problems for the town of ft. lee, this is the text message in which she apologizes to her staffer. bridget kelly apologizing right after she has been fired. she writes, "i'm sorry to tarnish the office." her staffer replies, "we did amazing things to be proud of for four years. never forget that." then she says, "hang in there, b.k." raw stuff. some of the report's ...

Who ordered traffic problems for the town of ft. lee, this is the text message in which she apologizes to her staffer. bridget kelly apologizing right after she has been fired. she writes, "i'm sorry to tarnish the office." her staffer replies, "we did amazing things to be proud of for four years. never forget that." then she says, "hang in there, b.k." raw stuff. some of the report's conclusions have become more curious as we've gotten new clues about them. the port authority official who arranged for the bridge lanes to be closed and ft. lee to choke on traffic for a week is this guy, david ...

Identify with which was critical journalism, not rah-rah journalism. >> that's right. there's a line in it that says, well, the press wasn't a success but it wasn't a failure either and it made me think about kids' t-ball games where nobody's a loser, everybody's a winner in. i think there's a revisionism that goes on where it says a lot of reporters did their jobs and that's true and that's great and those people all deserve their credit but the most damming thing in that entire piece is the great walter pinkus wrote a lot of critical things for "the washington post," was a skeptic of the war...