He was out of the running as soon as the whole tacky affair came out. That was the end of his presidential run and any other political ambitions he may have had.

But, why in the world we would want to spend taxpayer money chasing down criminal charges over what a person was thinking is strange to me and stupid. That money that was spent on this trial could have gone to better use.

I would not have been able to find him guilty of a felony based on a guess of what he was thinking at the time. I would have needed either for him to divulge what he was thinking or for someone to have a full-proof test that reads minds. Most men who try to hide their cheating through secret payoffs are trying to hide it from their wives. Who else would they be trying to hide it from, realistically…. seriously… And, if that was also what he was trying to do, the judge made it very clear that no crime was committed.

I hate the way that the justice system functions at times. Bringing someone up on charges should be a cut and dry thing with a Grand Jury FIRST proving that a crime has actually been committed. Basically, the jury had to decide whether there was any crime at all and no jury should have to decide that. They should only have to decide if the right person was arrested for committing the crime that was definitely committed.

This would be funny if it weren’t so sad.

Does anyone have an idea how the DOJ looked at the tax liability? All we can hope for is that the IRS will come down on him for 1/3 of the $1MM plus penalties. Maybe his baby’s momma will have to go back to work! That would finally be some justice.