Gov. Chris Christie’s chief spokesman told a New Jersey legislative committee that he had no role in or prior knowledge of what he called the “strange, unusual and idiotic” episode called Bridgegate.
“I would like to know what they hoped to accomplish,” Michael Drewniak said of Christie aides and confidantes who witnesses and documents place at the center of the scheme to clog Fort Lee traffic. He added that he felt a “deep betrayal.”
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