Nearly faster than you can say "criminal coitus," NY may have a new governor by tonight.
Eliot Spitzer’s resignation appears imminent, according to sources, who say Lt. Gov. David Paterson could be sworn in as governor as early as this evening.
Eliot Spitzer’s resignation appears imminent, according to sources, who say Lt. Gov. David Paterson could be sworn in as governor as early as this evening.
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I feel sorry for his wife (who is pretty hot) and his kids, but this might be a blessing for NY.
Spitzer has proven to be one of the worst governors in NY history. This is just the icing on the cake.
Yeah, it's pretty humiliating for his wife and kids.
Dude, why does your British friend who doesn't allow anonymous comments say that Spitzer "ran" the prostitution ring?
Wasn't he just a client? Or does MI5 know something the US media doesn't?
Anon,
MI5 had faulty intelligence. I called the Brit's batphone. His post has been corrected.
Lefty
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Phantom,
Yeah, Wall Street is celebrating tonight!
Not just Wall Street. Other financial industries, too.
This guy destroyed many lives ( see my post ), and unnecessarily so.
I can only imagine what its like in this guys apartment tonight. Global cooling, times a billion.
yeah, the morbid side of me wants to be a fly on the wall in there tonight.
If Wall Street is 'celebrating'? Gee, too bad it is not with the any righteousness. What are they jubilant over, the downfall of someone who legitimately showed them as the frauds they are?
What they should really be crowing over is the downfall of someone who was actually a threat to New York's economy. In that case their display of jeers would be to their credit.
But unfortunately, that threat is THEM, not Spitzer. Spitzer merely caught some of the worst Wall Street scum with their hands in the till.
Cheap wretches that they are, they think they look any better because of his fall? Think again.
--Cruel But Fair
p.s. And yeah it is Spitzer's wife who is the real victim here. . god damn!
Spitzer hit the "little people" in the financial industry with far greater cruelty than he hit any of the big guys
His cruelty was gratuitous and it was unnecessary. That's why there is much spontaneous jubilation.
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