Oh, my. Sorta makes you wonder if they are qualified to audit such a large and *special* public utilities company as City Utilities, doesn't it? :0
If you're investigating the background of the people doing this audit why is it out of line for people to question Montee's motives? It's it just as fair for people to put her under scrutiny as well?
In my never-humble opinion, Montee did a good job and did not use personal motives to guide how the audits were conducted.
why does it always come back to some sort of contrived political motive. Montee was handed a job to accomplish after McCaskill was elected to the Senate, of which see didn't do the audit herself, the local Springfield office conducted it, thereby the argument of political motive is unjust and unproven.
We the people asked for the audit, which was quite more intensive then the checkbook balancing that KPMG does, which requires the Auditors office to conduct a complete audit of every entity within its purvey.
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