Wildstein's account was the first testimony to suggest that Christie knew about the scheme while it was unfolding.
He calls her "my first testimony in the faith".
The first testimony of pluripotency on a petri dish was portrayed using inbred strains of mice.
"Even McCarthyism, in the darkest days of that episode, first took testimony in executive session," he said.
In testimony that first emerged on Monday, Hicks claims that four special forces soldiers with him in Tripoli were "furious" when they were told by superiors in Washington that they could not join a relief flight to Benghazi organised by the Libyan government in the hours after the initial attack.
For the first time, items that involved testimony from the public were moved to the start of the meeting, so residents could say their piece, go home and leave Council members to wax eloquent to an almost empty chamber.
"The opportunity Ann Romney missed was to provide first person testimony that is new, that hasn't been spoken, that hasn't been in the books and the magazine articles.
His lawyers have argued that he is entitled to that testimony under the Sixth Amendment, which grants defendants a right to seek out witnesses who might bolster their case.
Partisan debate over the war had grown even more intense since his appointment; the Bush Administration, for its part, had entered its late Karl Rove period, characterized by rococo flourishes — the White House had insured, for example, that Petraeus's first critical testimony about the surge would coincide with the anniversary of the terror attacks of September 11 , 2001
Partisan debate over the war had grown even more intense since his appointment; the Bush Administration, for its part, had entered its late Karl Rove period, characterized by rococo flourishes the White House had insured, for example, that Petraeus's first critical testimony about the surge would coincide with the anniversary of the terror attacks of September 11 , 2001
