At the end of the day, the legal experts said, any prosecution was unlikely to go forward once investigators determined that no public money or campaign funds were involved a development that have would thrown political gasoline on a burning fire. "If it was simply a matter of, O.K., well, the governor hired a prostitute, do we prosecute that case, but there were no public funds involved" Mr. Horowitz said. “I think you would have to make the decision that was made today.” Full Article at The New York Times