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Is Snyder Stonewalling?

By Wordpress Admin User Jun 29, 2016 | 7:20 AM

Gov. Snyder’s office denies that the governor is not fully cooperating with the Flint water investigation by State Attorney General Bill Schuette.
As WJR reported last week, Schuette’s lead attorney Todd Flood is seeking more documents from Snyder than have been already released. Schuette says the governor’s private attorneys are not providing sufficient information. Schuette does not rule out more legal action.
Snyder’s office says hundreds of thousands of pages of documents and records have been released to Flood on several occasions. The spokesman calls the accusations puzzling.