Note: This essay concludes the small series “On Comebacks and Failed Comebacks.” The earlier pieces explored several very different kinds of returns: the moral vindication of Kofi Annan, the sly tactical persistence of Joe Nash of the Seattle Seahawks, the tragic artistic authenticity of Amy Winehouse, and the mythic public legend surrounding Muhammad Ali. The story of Rod Blagojevich introduces a different category altogether: the shameless … Continue reading On Comebacks and Failed Comebacks V: Rod Blagojevich