Two decades before he was arrested in 2008 on corruption charges while still serving as Illinois governor, Rod Blagojevich got his start in the dog-eat-dog world of Chicago politics under the tutelage of his mentor and father-in-law, Richard Mell. But after winning a seat in the Illinois house, Blagojevich chafes at his nickname, “Representative Son-in-Law.” He’s determined to prove he’s his own man – and he’ll stop at nothing as he seeks higher office.
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