Now how does he get his reputation back?
The move brings to an end a more than five-year investigation that began with never-substantiated allegations about consorting with prostitutes
Federal prosecutors decided Wednesday not to retry Senator Bob Menendez on corruption charges that ended in a hung jury last fall, lifting the legal cloud hanging over the New Jersey Democrat as he gears up for re-election this year to the closely divided Senate.
The move brings to an end a more than five-year investigation that began with never-substantiated allegations about consorting with prostitutes and eventually resulted in a bribery indictment.
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