If you haven’t had the chance to read the formal indictment of former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell (R) and his wife, Maureen, the Washington Post highlights six of the most interesting details.
Byron York: “News reports give readers the basic outline of the prosecution, but one has to read the indictment itself — it’s just 43 pages — to grasp the full extent of the McDonnells’ alleged corruption.”
The Week: “But while garden-variety graft and wire fraud are bad enough in public officials, scheming to use state employees as guinea pigs for an untested, tobacco-derived dietary supplement is another thing entirely.”


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