Let's get this right out of the way- SAFE had nothing to do with redistricting, it had to do with Moorland Commission.
I wish I had the MC report. Because they knew about Skelos and the bribes, and it's been in black and white for what, three years? The answer to who else is going to get it is in Moorland.
Waiting for AG to prosecute is like watching a movie just to see the ending when the book has been out for years.
Wait, I found the preliminary report! http://publiccorruption.moreland.ny.gov/sites/default/files/moreland_report_final.pdf
And now I read it. They talk about all the scandals that are coming to light bit-by-bit, but don't name names.
Note this from the report:
Continued legislative inaction is unacceptable. Federal prosecutors like United States Attorneys Preet Bharara and Loretta Lynch – both of whom testified before this Commission337 – should be applauded for their efforts to root out and punish illegal conduct by our public officials. But public corruption is a New York problem that requires a New York solution. We cannot rely only on federal prosecutors, who are charged with addressing other critical matters, like terrorism and national security issues, to deal with New York’s public corruption problems. As District Attorney Vance asked the Commission: “Why, in a government that gives states primacy in police power, would New York cede this area to a federal government of limited powers, whose future resources and attention may be diverted to different priorities?”338 Our state prosecutors must be better equipped to prosecute public corruption violations
So where is Schneidermann? Why didn't he prosecute Skelos or Silver? Or Cuomo for that matter? What's his excuse for apparent incompetence? Or is it something more? LOL. I know the answer to that! Note the bold highlight (mine). Are they that naïve? To think that if Schneidermann and his team had more of something they would have prosecuted Skelos and Silver? I think not!