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May 25th, 2010
11:35 AM ET
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I've been reading the racy text messages, this guy needs to be under the jail. Not only was he having an affair but he just lied about everything. Once he's in jail I have a feeling that other corrupt business that he was involved in will surface.
This all started because he was caught in a lie. Be truthful in everything you say and do and you will not have any problems in life, politics or whatever field you chose to ear a living at.
This guy is getting what he deserves. He was given freedom in exchange for restitution of $300,000 in monthly payments and he refused to do so but chose to lie and live a luxury life claiming not to have money. This guy isn't stupid, he just felt because he was given a break the first time around he could away with whatever he choses to do. The judge did the right thing.
The real loss in this case is that the City of Detroit was deprived of a brilliant, talented and charismatic supporter through his own actions. This is every bit as much of a tragedy as the direct damage done to Detroit and Michigan in general by Mr Kilpatrick's misbehavior.