It's great to see him heading in for a decent stretch.
But only 85% of the sentence has to be served. That's just shy of 12 years. He should have gone down for a much longer time, with the 5 sentences running consecutively and not concurrently. And he's going to appeal the sentencing.
Crying about his family? He should have thought of that when he committed the crimes.
Nonetheless, Illinois' total political corruption will continue as if nothing had happened. However, Jesse Jackson Jr. is probably the next in line; he's being investigated for corruption and other things as we speak. I hope the little slimeball goes down big time.