[Netizen]

Seventeen years. Did he pay them or did somebody else pay them. He seems to have had others paying his way for him.

[Samizdat]

I’m wondering if the campaign paid them. If so, that would really be disgusting.

[an amused spectator]

I’m pretty sure if you had parking tickets outstanding for 17 years that there would be some sort of legal sanction involved, and the fine would not be only $400.

[tina07]

and I just read on another thread that Joe the Plumber had his license pulled in Ohio for unpaid tickets in Arizona. Big deal when it’s Joe but another pass for THAT ONE.

Joe is being ripped to shreads, no job and now no driver license. He dared to ask a question of THAT ONE and now his life has been turned upside down and inside out, amazing.

[DannyTN]

Campaign expense?

[Paladin2]

I still have outstanding Boston parking tickets, I'd guess. In the days before computerized databases, they didn't followup on tickets for out of state plates. The tickets made nice mobiles when artistically attached to each other and hung by the window.

In Boston, double parking was a regular practice and triple parking an art form.

It's free parking that made America great.

[beethoven]

His campaign funds probably paid the fines. He thinks he’s above the law. What a piece of work.

[airedale]

Campaign money?

[Merlinator]

But he’s an illegal alien (unless he shows a legit birth certificate to show otherwise), so he doesn’t have to pay his parking fines. Only citizens have to do that.