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“I will be a model prisoner, as I have been a model citizen”

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Edwin Edwards was a former Governor of Louisiana, a controversial American politician. Born on August 7, 1927, he served as the Governor of Louisiana and was known for his tumultuous political career marked by charges of corruption and misuse of power. more

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