Avoiding gridlock on campaign violations

RALEIGH -- Unless your name is John Edwards, candidates for federal office very nearly enjoy open season these days when it comes to violating all but the most clear-cut federal election law. That’s not because of court decisions, although rulings opening the spigots for corporate money to flow into election campaigns have made sorting out what ...

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