It’s easy to accuse someone of guilt by association. How easy? Consider this:
In 2004, Holden’s campaign took $1,000 from Barbara
Conahan, the wife of one of the judges sent to prison in the kids-for-cash
scandal. (The judge’s campaign filings show
the same Chestnut Street address as Barbara Conahan’s Federal Election
Commission filing.)
Of course, Conahan’s contribution to Holden occurred four years before the
public learned of her husband’s role in the kids-for-cash scandal. In fact, it
happened one year before Cartwright donated to Ciavarella’s campaign.
What does either contribution prove? Nothing. And that’s our point.
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