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The hook dia.action3.common.public has been misconfigured. It should be a valid, public JSON object. SyntaxError: unterminated string literal Salsa Staff Test - TargetingEnough is enough. It’s time for Speaker O’Brien to admit just how much he knew about his own majority leader faking an internship for his law degree – and whether O’Brien really did try to cover it up. Having his second-in-command commit fraud is bad enough. But covering for him? Please, help us bring integrity back to New Hampshire’s state government by asking Attorney General Michael Delaney to investigate O'Brien's involvement in the Bettencourt scandal. We're asking the Attorney General to investigate these three questions: 1) Did Speaker O'Brien know about Rep. Bettencourt's fabricated internship prior to his meeting with the representative who sponsored the internship? 2) Was it unlawful for O'Brien to allow Bettencourt to cover up the reasons for his resignation? 3) Did Speaker O'Brien offer Bettencourt a job knowing that Bettencourt had committed fraud and might be forced to resign from his House post? |