Last week, Chris Christie thought it was unfair that Gov. Jon Corzine would attack him for failing to disclose a $46,000 loan he had given to a former colleague, because Corzine was previously dogged by a similar situation.

Yesterday, Christie issued a press release attacking Corzine’s tenure as CEO of Goldman Sachs, a part of his biography which Corzine has understandably not touted lately. But this isn’t the safest move for Christie, considering his brother Todd made $100 million when Goldman Sachs bought his firm, Spear Leeds & Kellogg, in 2000.

This is the same Todd Christie who, as CEO of Spear Leeds, personally generated $1.6 million in illegal profits for his firm and cost his customers $1.4 million through 1,670 acts of illegal trading, yet escaped criminal charges. David Kelley, the U.S. attorney who declined to criminally prosecute Todd Christie, was later awarded a multi-million dollar corporate monitorship by Chris Christie.

As such, it would be smarter for Christie to center his attacks on Corzine around literally any other subject. Does he really want to talk about brother Todd and David Kelley?