Rep. Hunter tells judge corruption case is political bias

SAN DIEGO (AP) — A federal judge in San Diego is scheduled to consider a motion to toss out a corruption case against U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter.
Lawyers for the Republican congressman from California contend the charges are politically motivated.
Hunter and his wife were charged last year with illegally using over $250,000 in campaign funds for family trips and other personal expenses. Prosecutors say the money also helped finance his extramarital affairs.
Margaret Hunter pleaded guilty last