What are we trying to prove in the Arias trial? I cannot believe our justice system would expend so much taxpayer money on someone who confessed to murdering her boyfriend.

Do we not have judges intelligent enough to see the waste being forced upon all of us by this sham of a trial? Look at the “expert” witnesses, who are most likely charging an exorbitant hourly fee to expound their delusions to set her free. I mean, fair is fair and this farce has bene-fited the lawyers more than the person charged who, by the way, has con-fessed.

And now we see that Arias might benefit monetarily from this boondoggle. It seems to me that if we can demand that the jurors cannot contact anyone during the trial (about the trial), then we can and should isolate the accused from any contact, except her lawyer, and all of her monetary gains should be confiscated by the state.

Here we go again, our president and king has declared that the gov-ernment will assure that the Boston Marathon bombers will be caught and prosecuted. Yeah, sure! Just like Benghazi, right?

If he can get us to allow this dereliction of his duty to continue, he is, I am certain, hoping it will disappear from our memories.

And we elected this do-nothing administration. Shame on us.