Scott living beyond means sparks ethics probe
The Chicago Tribune reports that Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott may have lived beyond his means for seven years while under IRS scrutiny over possible use of untaxed campaign contributions for personal use. The piece details lavish living, large cash holdings, and assets vs declared income, amid divorce and child support actions. Scott disputes wrongdoing, citing legal earnings and asset reduction since taking office.
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