like a fly on a poop .

in poop with Menards.... this is old old news not Scotts of course

Also a big supporter of the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act and good friend of big business and big banks.

until a special election. Don't how long that takes.

http://www.app.com/story/news/politics/new-jersey/2015/04/01/menendez-senate-resign-successors/70787236/

There is no easy out here for anybody.

Well, that puts him in Gov Rick Scotts class doesn't it?

Corruption is ALL over the place - So they can nail any Senator and/or Congressmen they wish to.

Question is - WHY?

Maybe he didn't want to play ball with someone.

I just wish WE could interview the guy - and get the facts...

America's unofficial leader Bibi Netanyahu will save him for being a loyal poodle.

For this Israeli senator posing as a US senator.

He's done. He won't survive this trial.

This indictment is especially important because Menéndez was the sole Senate Democrat controlled by what's arguably the world's most vile and obscene banker, Cayman Islands-based vulture fund NML Capital ringleader Paul Singer.

This is the same Paul Singer that has bilked taxpayers out of $12 billion in TARP funds, while liquidating Delphi Automotive and Caesar's Entertainment and tens of thousands of good jobs. Singer has also become one of the top funders of almost every teahadist cause you can imagine from the GOP itself on down. Despite facilitating massive tax evasion and money laundering from his vulture fund in the Caymans, Singer enjoys full access to U.S. courts, and has, as many know, been using this access to hold bondholders money hostage in the Argentine case (the one in which he bought bonds for $48 million, but is now demanding $900 million despite already collecting on the CDS insurance on same).

Singer controls numerous Republicans in both the House and Senate, but his stooge in the Democratic side was always the same one: Bob Menéndez.

So good riddance, Bob. I'm sure the Dominican Republic brothels will miss you.

I don't know whether Menendez is guilty or not. I think the prosecutors have a much tougher job than they did with McDonnell , as Menendez had a long standing friendship with Melgen. It is not as if he conveniently invented the friendship as Bob McDonnell did. Maybe a rather low bar but it is real, particularly when it comes to juries, where one juror can dig in their heels and refuse to convict.