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The Missouri Governor admits he had an affair though.

Yes, he did. But it was before he ran for governor and, in fact before he became a Republican. Fact is, a democrat prosecutor in St. Louis charged him with a felony—taking a picture without permission, but the picture was never produced as evidence and there is no evidence that the picture even exists. That’s why the charges were dropped.

The second charge, that he used his own charity’s mailing list was made a day or two before the statute of limitations kicked in—likely when the prosecutor realized that the first charge wasn’t going to stick.

Democrats have honed ‘law fare’ into an art form. Sarah Palin was driven from office by the weight of constant lawsuits, Tom DeLay was charged by a local democrat prosecutor for campaign finance violations that turned out to be bogus.
They are attempting the same thing with President Trump.

Greitens is a politcal outsider (remind you of anyone?) and the Republican establishment was never keen on him. That’s one reason why so many Republicans were eager to throw him under the bus when the first charges were made.

As to why we “got this guy” the Missouri voters kind of got a kick out of his ads describing his background as a SEAL and grinning as he fired a machine gun—a real machine gun, not an AR-15.

Ads featuring McCaskill fawning over Hillary! should be enough to put her away politically—I hope.