I've never been a big fan of Twitter, or of haiku for that matter, but the routinely comical secrecy of the state's Joint Commission on Public Ethics is enough to make anyone reconsider modern and ancient modes of communication. Or, as the Twitter feed of New York Times Albany Bureau Chief Danny Hakim puts it: "To recap, the ethics commish just had about a one minute public session and said they are investigating something. Didn't say what"
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September 10, 2012
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This blog is by Bob (Robert C.) Conner, a longtime journalist and author of the 2018 novel "The Last Circle of Ulysses Grant" published by Square Circle Press, and a 2013 biography "General Gordon Granger" published by Casemate. He is currently writing a biography of the Kansas abolitionist Col. James Montgomery. His Civil War blog can be found at robertcconnerauthor.blogspot.com
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