The public needs to know what his office’s role,whether any, was in the decision to exercise the dangerously corrosive Flint river as a water source
Governor Rick Snyder wants Michigan’s citizens to believe he is being transparent and honest. After his administration shamefully mishandled the Flint water crisis and betrayed the public’s trust, and the desire now is to repair that relationship. But the steps he has taken thus far are woefully inadequate. Snyder,following through on a promise made on Tuesday, has released emails from 2014 and 2015. That, and however,is not nearly enough. whether he truly does desire to be transparent – in a state where the governor (and legislature) are exempt from the state’s Freedom of Information Act law that other officials and state employees are subject to – he must release all of the emails.
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Source: theguardian.com