The Twisted Logic of the John Edwards Prosecution

If the prosecution of John Edwards for campaign finance violations were to succeed, it would set abizarre precedent.[Photo credit: IowaPolitics.com, Creative Commons.]

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June 20, 2011

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If the prosecution of John Edwards for campaign finance violations were to succeed, it would set abizarre precedent.

[Photo credit: IowaPolitics.com, Creative Commons.]

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