While my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are leveling claims of a partisan prosecution, I want to remind the Committee that this is not the first time that a former Presidential candidate has been indicted for having hush money paid to hide an affair from voters.
Ross highlights past instances of presidential candidates facing similar legal issues.
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