Talk about your weak excuses. Mr. Kadey believes it would have been wrong for him to spend his own money on nifty supplies for his pickup truck. So he spent some of the loot contributed by those who believed he’d make a fine senator.
Makes sense to me.
It is always been my assertion that violations of [...]
The Controversy
In the spirit of Primary Colors, fellow Maine Journalist Mark LaFlamme may be weaving a very real past event with a bit of fictional present in his new book, Dirt: An American Campaign.In the book, the son of a "Governor Cotton", removes the corpse of his beloved bride from the Riverside Cemetery in Boblin, Maine and goes on the run.
Fact is Calvin Cotton's wife did die in 2004 and, rumor has it, Calvin did go missing for some time shortly after.
Is this something the Cotton campaign is really trying to cover up? Or is it all a fabrication by LaFlamme?