Spitzer Malfeasance

[reconeil]

Even though lately Bill O'Reilly is just too-damn: "Fair & Balanced" (now "F&B" even
towards obvious phonies) for my liking, such not why emailing him this morning.
Believe that a comment last evening about The Hypocrite Governor of NY, Eliot Spitzer
was just way-off-the-wall,...since actually not so.

Regardless, Friends, do any of you out there think Bill will display the following on
his E-mail Segment tonight? Even though: "Pithy" enough, I sure-as-hell-don't think so.

Whatever,...here goes, anyway.

Spitzer Malfeasance

Oh really, O'Reilly?
"Not even a president got
away with such a scandal"?

Where have you been, Bill?
Both Clinton & JFK actually
did get away with even worse.
It's a Democrat thing.

N.R. Filidei
Avenel, New Jersey

Neil

[Gimpy]

Originally Posted by reconeil

Even though lately Bill O'Reilly is just too-damn: "Fair & Balanced" (now "F&B" even
towards obvious phonies) for my liking, such not why emailing him this morning.
Believe that a comment last evening about The Hypocrite Governor of NY, Eliot Spitzer
was just way-off-the-wall,...since actually not so.

Regardless, Friends, do any of you out there think Bill will display the following on
his E-mail Segment tonight? Even though: "Pithy" enough, I sure-as-hell-don't think so.

Whatever,...here goes, anyway.

Spitzer Malfeasance

Oh really, O'Reilly?
"Not even a president got
away with such a scandal"?

Where have you been, Bill?
Both Clinton & JFK actually
did get away with even worse.
It's a Democrat thing.
N.R. Filidei
Avenel, New Jersey

Neil

A "Democrat" problem?????


I think NOT!


Talk about being "hypocritical"!


Let's examine some actual....... F-A-C-T-S....., OK recon?


This nation under the Republicans in Congress spent more tax money conducting Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton's affair with intern Monica Lewinsky, than they did in the investigation of the September 11th 2001 attacks on the United States for Gods sake! WTF is wrong with you besides being so freakin BLINDED by your "kool aid" drinking from the RNC?


Here is just a partial list of names of recent serious scandals/problems related to GOP movers and shakers.


Randal David Ankeney is the Republican activist who was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault on a child with force. He was charged with six counts related to getting a 13-year-old girl stoned on pot and then having sex with her. Ankeny has also been accused of sexually assaulting another girl.


Jim Bakker is the infamous televangelist who worked with Pat Robertson at Robertson's Christian Broadcasting network. Sources at the time, and then later Jim himself, confirmed that he committed adultery with Jessica Hahn, and then used charitable donations to pay her hush money. Fellow televangelists have stated in the past that they believe he's gay. Bakker was indicted on 23 federal charges of fraud, tax evasion, and racketeering.


Bob Barr is the Republican Congressman from Georgia who sponsored the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act, saying "The flames of hedonism, the flames of narcissism, the flames of self-centered morality are licking at the very foundation of our society, the family unit." He was married three times, and paid for his second wife's abortion (she also suspected he was cheating on her). he failed to pay child support to the children of his first two wives and while married to his third and present wife and was photographed licking whipped cream off of strippers at his inaugural party.


Parker J. Bena was a Republican activist and a key player in the campaign to elect George W. Bush as President. Bena was charged and later pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography and lying to the FBI. Bena reportedly told the feds that he had received an unsolicited e-mail containing pictures of children (some as young as three years old) performing various sexual acts, but agents learned that he had in fact voluntarily entered a number of child pornography websites and downloaded the images himself. This is said to have involved acts with children as young as 3 years old, on his home computer. Parker J. Bena was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison and fined $18,000.


Louis Beres is a past chairman of the Christian Coalition of Oregon. Three of his family members accuse him of molesting them as children, when they were pre-teens. In an Editor and Publisher article, in August 2006, Beres confessed to the accusations facing him.


John Bolton, President George W. Bush's highly contested appointee ambassador to United Nations is suspected of forcing his former wife to be involved in unsavory group sex acts. Corroborated allegations that Mr. Bolton's first wife, Christina Bolton, was forced to engage in group sex have not been refuted by the State Department despite inquires posed by Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt concerning the allegations. Mr. Flynt has obtained information from numerous sources that Mr. Bolton participated in paid visits to Plato's Retreat, the popular swingers club that operated in New York City in the late 1970s and early 1980s.


Jim Bunn Congressman of Oregon: Many attribute the success Jim Bunn experienced in great part to support from the Christian Coalition. Congressman Jim Bunn won his congressional seat, and then sources say that he immediately ditched his wife, the mother of his five children, and married a staffer. Jim Bunn is said to have put his new wife on the state payroll for the unheard-of salary of $97,500, thereby becoming one of the biggest waste and spend conservatives from the state of Oregon.


Neil Bush, brother or G. W. Bush, in a March 2003 divorce deposition, admitted repeatedly having sex with strange women who just showed up at his room while on an Asian business trip. Overshadowing the sex scandal at the time was a business scandal. Neal Bush keeps a low profile and is not seen in public very often. He also has questionable ties to the security of the World Trade Towers in the September 11th 2001 attacks on the United States.


Ken Calvert, Congressman (R-California), has been called the champion of the Christian Coalition and its "family values." But in reality, Ken Calvert was sued as an alimony "deadbeat dad" by his ex-wife who said, "We can't forgive what occurred between the President and Lewinsky." In 1993, Calvert was caught by police officers receiving oral sex from a prostitute. He attempted to flee the scene but apparently couldn't move fast enough to get away from police, and was arrested.


Helen Chenoweth, Congresswoman (R-Id.). In 1995, Chenoweth had denied having an affair when asked about it by The Spokane Spokesman-Review. In 1998 she called (in a campaign ad) for Bill Clinton's resignation saying, "I believe that personal conduct and integrity do matter". Days later she admitted to a six-year adulterous affair with a married associate, but now she claims a pardon from a higher authority: "I've asked for God's forgiveness, and I've received it," she revealed.


Mark Foley, Republican Representative, Florida Sixteenth Congressional District. Resigned after trying to solicit sex from male congressional pages via an instant messenger program. The conversations included his asking a sixteen-year-old "stud" whether his penis was erect and requesting that he take out and measure his penis. The cover-up involved Republican House Majority Leader John Boehner, Ohio Eighth Congressional District and Republican House Speaker Dennis Hastert, Illinois Fourteenth District.


Newt Gingrich, well established crusader against legislation that assists women and the poor, has married three times while spouting Christian values the entire time. Newt Gingrich's campaign worker Anne Manning, admitted that she gave Newt oral sex while he was still married to his first wife, essentially placing Newt in the exact same position President Clinton had to endure when Gingrich and his cronies maintained their pressure over the Lewinski incident. Gingrish informed one wife he was filing for divorce while she was in the hospital recovering from cancer treatments.


Philip Giordano, the former Republican mayor of Waterbury, Connecticut was sentenced by a state court to serve 37 years for forcing two little girls to perform acts of oral sex on him in his Waterbury City Hall office. While investigating municipal corruption, the FBI discovered phone records and pictures of Giordano with a prostitute named Guitana Jones, as well as with her 10-year-old niece and her 8-year-old daughter. 37-years is a very long prison sentence, many said at the time that it still wasn't enough.


Rudy Giuliani, New York Mayor and Republican Presidential Candidate, is reported as having had an adulterous affair that failed to stay out of the public light. Groups also cite Giuliani for pocketing an $80,000 fee for speaking at a charity benefit for tsunami aid which raised only $60,000 for the victims themselves. Critics of Giuliani say there will be more revelations about his character and past as his presidential aspirations gain momentum.


Matthew Glavin, president and CEO of the Southeastern Legal Foundation, was a big player in the Clinton Impeachment proceedings, and he has spearheaded a good number of anti-homosexual jihads. He has been arrested multiple times for public indecency, sources report, one time it was for fondling the crotch of the police officer who was arresting him at a national park. Opponents say his actions were treated "with kid gloves" and therefore inadequate.


Neal Horsley is a political figure of the far right, and the author of a website devoted to his advocacy of militant pro-life, secessionist, and anti-gay views. He has called for the arrest of all homosexuals. He admitted on the Fox News Radio's The Alan Colmes Show, that he's had sex with mules. He put photographs on his Web site of naked men engaging in homosexual acts and a nude woman engaging in bestiality amid shots of grotesquely maimed fetuses. Drug dealer convicted of possession of hashish with intent to sell. He calls for "the establishment of a new government, one that can obey God's plan for government."


Lewis "Scooter" Libby is the former Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to Vice President Dick Cheney who was convicted but recently exempted from having to serve his sentence by the President. In 1996, "Scooter" Libby published a novel containing bizarre sexual content, including bestiality and pedophilia. Other high level White House officials were said to have been involved in the book that Libby published.


Rush Limbaugh is the infamous talk show pundit and advocate of moral values who has been divorced three times. A staunch anti-drug crusader, Limbaugh is in reality, a 30-pill a day drug addict. He also takes questionable trips to locations where many western men travel to buy sex under shady circumstances. It was a return from one of those possibly sordid journeys when one of his drug arrests occurred. Limbaugh was returning from the Dominican Republic. The Rush Limbaugh sex tourism story could seriously lead to his downfall if any of the allegations were founded. "Turnabout is most certainly fair play," is how one news agency worded it. Then there is the report of Rush’s use of Viagra while he was single.


Jeff Miller, (R-Cleveland), Senate Republican Caucus Chairman in Tennessee and the sponsor of Tennessee’s Marriage Protection act. He was divorced in April 2005 because of an affair he was having with an office aid. Miller described the Tennessee Marriage Protection Act as a means of preserving the sanctity of marriage. He opposed an amendment, however, which stated that “Adultery is deemed to be a threat to the institution of marriage and contrary to public policy in Tennessee.”


Joseph M. McDade, 75, was issued a summons on a charge of exposure of his sexual organs, a misdemeanor that carries up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The longtime Pennsylvania Republican congressman who served for 36 years in the House and now works for a Washington lobbying firm, has been accused of exposing his private parts to two women at a beach resort on Sanibel Island.


And, let's not forget your "HERO"---Bill O'Reilly--- who is the highly controversial right-wing conservative talk show host on Fox News known for the "O'Reilly factor" and the "no spin zone." O'Reilly is highly contested over his ability to polarize people along political lines. Bill O'Reilly has been sued for sexual harassment by his producer. The female Fox News producer named Andrea Mackris filed a lawsuit claiming that he subjected her to repeated instances of sexual harassment and spoke often, and explicitly, to her about phone sex, vibrators, threesomes, masturbation, the loss of his virginity, and sexual fantasies. He settled with the producer for an undisclosed amount of money. In fact MILLIONS!


Bob Packwood, Senator (R-Ore.) resigned in 1995 under a threat of public senate hearings related to 10 female ex-staffers accusing him of sexual harassment. A pro-choice Republican who often rallied for women's rights, Packwood let down generations of supporters, and is a good example of the complexity of human nature, since he supported legislation to protect women’s rights during his 25 years in office while simultaneously making unwanted sexual advances toward many different women. In the end, 19 women testified to outrageous behavior which was mostly carried out when Packwood was drunk. The most damaging was the charge of a former staff woman who was only 17 years old at the time. Packwood might still have survived the challenge had he responded with his former talent for compromise, but he was defiant and confrontational, trying to bully his way through the situation and alienating even his friends, it is reported.


Joe Scarborough, former Republican Congressman, is currently a conservative talk show host. He resigned his congressional seat abruptly to spend more time with his family, amidst allegations of an affair. His intern, Lori Klausutis, was soon after found dead in his office. The medical examiner, who had his license revoked in Missouri for falsifying information in an autopsy report, and suspended in Florida for six years, ruled the case an accident, after giving conflicting information about her injuries. He said he lied about them because "The last thing we wanted was 40 questions about a head injury."


Ed Schrock was a two-term Republican Congressman, with a 92% approval rating from the Christian Coalition. Co-sponsor of the Federal Marriage Amendment, consistently opposed gay rights. Married, with wife and kids, he withdrew his candidacy for a third term after tapes of him soliciting gay sex were circulated. The Virginia Pilot reported in October 2000 that Schrock favored ending the Clinton administration's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays in the military, BlogActive noted. "He supports asking enlistees whether they have had homosexual experiences in an effort to try to keep gays from serving. 'You're in the showers with them, you're in the bunk room with them, you're in staterooms with them,' Schrock said."


Dr. Laura Schlessinger, right wing conservative radio host, is known for promoting family values. She is estranged from her mother, opposes birth control, has had her tubes tied. She espouses saving oneself for marriage, and admits to having had sex before she was married. She opposes adultery, but has committed adultery while she was married, and has slept with a married man. She opposes divorce, but she is divorced and remarried, and has posed for nude photos which are available online.


Arnold Schwarzenegger, the hit Hollywood movie actor turned politician and California Republican governor, has admitted during a Oui interview, having sex with a 16-year old when he was 28. Today men who commit similar acts in Oregon are branded sex offenders and placed in correctional facilities. At the time of the Oui story, Schwarzenegger, then 29, was appearing in "Pumping Iron," a documentary on the bodybuilding circuit. In the Q&A with Manso from Oui Magazine, today's California Governor spoke about his sex life then, his drug usage, and his belief that men "shouldn't feel like fags just because they want to have nice-looking bodies."


Jean Schmidt is a Republican legislator from Ohio. Though not herself implicated, she employed a campaign manager named Joe Brauns in her 2005 election who once wrote an article condemning gay men for running sex ad profiles, and who was then accused of running his own sex profile on Collarme, an S&M sex site. The profile called for "submissives" to wear only a collar and handcuffs and to have hot wax dripped on them.


Jimmy Swaggart, televangelist, exposed in 1986 fellow Assemblies of God minister Marvin Gorman, who was having an affair with one of his parishioners. The following year, Swaggart then exposed Jim Bakker's sexual indiscretions and soon after appeared on the Larry King Show stating that Bakker was a "cancer in the body of Christ." As a retaliatory move, Marvin Gorman hired a private-detective to follow Swaggart. During his investigation, the detective found Swaggart in a Jefferson Parish, Louisiana motel on Airline Highway with prostitute Debra Murphree and took pictures as proof of the tryst.


Randall Terry, Right to Life activist, founder of Operation Rescue, was involved in the Terri Schiavo protests. He was once imprisoned for sending former President Bill Clinton an aborted fetus. His son Jamiel is gay; his daughter Tila had sex outside of marriage, became pregnant, had a miscarriage - she is no longer welcome in his home; his daughter Ebony had 2 children outside of wedlock and became Muslim. He has campaigned against infidelity and birth control, gays and unwed mothers. Terry himself was censured by his church after committing adultery.


Strom Thurmond was an outspoken southern republican senator and racist. According to information revealed toward the end of his life, he had as a younger man raped and impregnanted a 15-year old African American maid. Throughout his adult life, as a politician and U.S. Senator, Thurmond quietly contributed to the family of the young African-American mother of his child. In contrast to, say, George "I Was Wrong" Wallace, Thurmond had always been an ornery redemption project. He did not repent. Even so, his illegitimate daughter further complicated the moral picture.


Jim West, Spokane Mayor, supported a bill which failed, would have barred gays and lesbians from working in schools, day-care centers and some state agencies. He voted to bar the state from distributing pamphlets telling people how to protect themselves from AIDS. He proposed that “any touching of the sexual or other intimate parts of a person” among teens be criminalized. He ended up having a sexual affair with an 18-year old boy.


And, of course.......lets' NOT forget that Repug Senator from Idaho.....Larry Craig!

Like I said before............this is just a PARTIAL LIST!............There are MORE if you'd like me to post them!


You shouldn't oughta "throw stones" when your "kind" lives in a GLASS HOUSE, ya know????


Yo Frand and purveyor of F-A-C-T-S!


The Gimpster................

[revwardoc]

N.Y. governor faces resignation calls; cops say cash payments led to probe

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23572671/

NEW YORK - As Gov. Eliot Spitzer faced mounting calls to resign, Republican legislators indicated they will seek to impeach him if he doesn't quit within 48 hours, a spokesman for a leading New York assemblyman said Tuesday.

"The governor has 48 hours to resign or articles of impeachment would be introduced," Josh Fitzpatrick, spokesman for Assembly Republican Minority Leader James Tedisco, told Reuters.

Online editions of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal reported that Spitzer's top aides expected the governor to resign, although the timing remained uncertain.

Aides close to Spitzer, 48, expect Lt. Gov. David Paterson, 53, a Harlem Democrat, will succeed him as governor before the week's end to fill out the remaining 33 months of his term.

The governor first came under suspicion because of cash payments from several bank accounts to an account operated by a call-girl ring, according to a law enforcement official.

Spitzer was the initial target of the investigation and was tracked using court-ordered wiretaps that appear to have recorded him arranging for a prostitute to meet him at a Washington hotel in mid-February, the official said.

The official spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the investigation.

The scandal surrounding the man who built his political reputation on rooting out corruption stunned the state. Calls for Spitzer's resignation began immediately and intensified Tuesday with the New York Daily News, New York Post and Newsday all demanding that he step down.

"Hit the road, John ... and make it quick!" read the headline of the Daily News editorial, while the Post called him "NY's naked emperor."

Spitzer retreated from public view Monday afternoon, when he appeared glassy-eyed with his shellshocked wife, Silda, at his side and apologized to his family and the public. He did not directly acknowledge any involvement with the prostitute.

"I have acted in a way that violates my obligations to my family and violates my — or any — sense of right and wrong," he said. "I apologize to the public, whom I promised better."

Crossing state lines
Spitzer allegedly paid for the call girl to take a train from New York to Washington — a move that opened the transaction up to federal prosecution because she crossed state lines.

The governor has not been charged, and prosecutors would not comment on the case Monday. A spokesman for Spitzer said the governor has retained a large Manhattan law firm.

There was no word on Spitzer's plans, but Assembly Republican leader James Tedisco said he received a call Monday from Paterson, who would assume the governor's office if Spitzer resigned.

Tedisco said Paterson raised the possibility of such a scenario by asking if Tedisco, who has been at odds with Spitzer, would be willing to start fresh with him.

"He called me to ask if we would give him the benefit of the doubt, and go forward," Tedisco said. "I told him we would."

Spitzer was to be in New York City on Tuesday, but had no public events scheduled.

At a Manhattan news conference Spitzer apologized to his family and the people of New York.
"I have acted in a way that violates my obligations to my family and violates my — or any — sense of right and wrong," he said. "I apologize to the public, whom I promised better."

He did not say what he was apologizing for and ignored reporters' shouted questions about whether he would resign — 14 months after he boldly proclaimed at the start of his term, "Day One, Everything Changes."

Republicans immediately called for him to quit.

"He has to step down. No one will stand with him," said Rep. Peter King, a Republican from Long Island. "I never try to take advantage or gloat over a personal tragedy. However, this is different. This is a guy who is so self-righteous, and so unforgiving."

Spitzer was elected with a historic margin of victory, and took office Jan. 1, 2007, vowing to stamp out corruption in New York government in the same way that he took on Wall Street executives while state attorney general.

In his previous position, Spitzer uncovered crooked practices and self-dealing in the stock brokerage and insurance industries and in corporate board rooms; he went after former New York Stock Exchange chairman Richard Grasso over his $187.5 million compensation package.

Spitzer become known as the "Sheriff of Wall Street." Time magazine named him "Crusader of the Year," and the tabloids proclaimed him "Eliot Ness." The square-jawed graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law was sometimes mentioned as a potential candidate for president.

But he apparently became embroiled last year in a financial probe by the Internal Revenue Service into a high-end prostitution ring. The investigation into the Emperors Club VIP gathered more than 5,000 telephone calls and text messages and more than 6,000 e-mails, along with bank records, travel and hotel records and surveillance.

It was unclear whether Spitzer was a target from the start or whether agents came across his name by accident while amassing evidence.

In an affidavit filed in Manhattan federal court last week, Spitzer appeared as "Client 9," according to the law enforcement official. Client 9 personally made several cell phone calls to Emperors Club VIP to arrange a Feb. 13 tryst at a Washington hotel, the official said.

Client 9 wanted a high-priced prostitute named Kristen to come to Washington on a 5:39 p.m. train from Manhattan. The door to the hotel room would be left ajar. Train tickets, cab fare, room service, and the minibar were all on him.

"Yup, same as in the past. No question about it," the caller told Kristen's boss, when asked if he would make his payment to the same business as usual, a federal affidavit said. The client paid $4,300 to Kristen, touted by the escort service as a "petite, pretty brunette," according to court papers.

Criminal charges unlikely
Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond, noted that prostitution customers are often not charged with a crime.

Other analysts said Spitzer's lawyers might be negotiating with prosecutors to drop any charges in exchange for a resignation.

"Especially if he resigns, he may just be left alone," Tobias said. "It may be that the public is satisfied by his resignation as governor."

Spitzer's term as governor has been fraught with problems, including an unpopular plan to grant driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and a plot by his aides to smear his main Republican nemesis.

It would not be the first time that a high-profile politician became ensnared in a prostitution scandal. Sen. David Vitter of Louisiana acknowledged in July that his Washington phone number was among those called several years ago by an escort service.

Scandals also recently derailed neighboring Connecticut Gov. John Rowland and New Jersey's Jim McGreevey. And Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after being arrested last June in a Minneapolis airport restroom.

Spitzer's cases as attorney general included a few criminal prosecutions of prostitution rings and tourism involving prostitutes. In 2004, he took part in an investigation of an escort service in New York City that resulted in the arrest of 18 people on charges of promoting prostitution and related charges.

[SuperScout]

Spitzer may be facing more than just a mere impeachment and ultimate removal from office. As related in several news stories, he committed a violation of the Mann Act, a federal crime that involves the interstate transportation of a female for sexual purposes. Just like the fudge-packing former governor of New Jersey, also a Democrat, the shame and humiliation these hypocrites bring upon their families is crushing.

And so what if Ken Starr spent a ton of money on this investigation of Der Schlickmeister: that investigation resulted in a conviction of perjury and obstruction of justice, as I recall, justifying whatever $$ was spent.

Mentioning the sins of former GOP miscreants as a means of justifying Da Dims is childish and without any social redeeming value.

[reconeil]

All your yardage out of left field (your diversionary norm) on the subject
aside,...when referring to: "A Democrat thing" I was solely speaking of those
usually getting away with such sicko behavior, while on U.S.Taxpayer Payroll.

Usually Republicans just accused (not even proved doing such) must automatically
resign since: "Even the slightest appeareance of impropriety" are not acceptable from
any Republicans/Conservatives. That's another overall preferential: "Democrat thing".

Neil

[Gimpy]

Originally Posted by SuperScout

Spitzer may be facing more than just a mere impeachment and ultimate removal from office. As related in several news stories, he committed a violation of the Mann Act, a federal crime that involves the interstate transportation of a female for sexual purposes. Just like the fudge-packing former governor of New Jersey, also a Democrat, the shame and humiliation these hypocrites bring upon their families is crushing.

And so what if Ken Starr spent a ton of money on this investigation of Der Schlickmeister: that investigation resulted in a conviction of perjury and obstruction of justice, as I recall, justifying whatever $$ was spent.

Mentioning the sins of former GOP miscreants as a means of justifying Da Dims is childish and without any social redeeming value.

You once again fail to comprehend the logical intention of my post.

No surprise, your limited "conservative" mindset subjects you to unprovoked bouts of "closed-mindedness" which will not allow you the necessary thought patterns to understand a cognizant and well researched retort to a mindnumbing, ridiculously biased statement of which fails to support FACTS!

I am WELL aware there are, and have been, a number of "Democrats" worthy of condemnation, scorn and ridicule for their participation in corrupt and/or unlawful behavior and conduct. No question.

What irks me and is not only ridiculous, but unquestionably dishonest, is for folks like Recon (or anyone for that matter) to attempt to portray the "Democrats" anymore "guilty" of this kind of behavior/conduct than the "Republicans"!

As the F-A-C-T-S substantiate, there are PLENTY of examples to draw from that fully discredits and PROVES this.


Case closed.


Gimp...........

PS --- I hope they hang this governor from a yardaarm and tar & feather him! Just as I hope they do folks like Larry Craig!

[SparrowHawk62]

Spitzer is a worthless bag of shi+, he came down hard (seems on more than just crime) on those who were doing wrong and now he's got his hand stuck in the jar. He's investigations into County Jails was stopped just short of the George Washington Bridge in order to miss the most corrupt run New York State County Jail of all, Rockland Counties! A county where the Jewish vote plays a very large part in who gets what seat where! Wonder why this was?
The Bull Shi+ that he'll quit instead of getting prosecuted is laughable at best, let him swing (maybe he does that too) with the rest of the law breaking P.O.S!
Who's money was he spending?
Talk about a PORK barrel, here's a pig with a poker!

Now we get a blind guy, who will never see what a F'ed state of fairs this will leave behind.

Time to pack my shi+ and get the hell out of New York!
Things just keep getting worse everyday!

(I'm not angry, just unhappy! Yeah, right!)

[SuperScout]

I totally concur in
1. your assessment of Spitzer as a POS
2. your realization that new yawk isn't for thinking people anymore
3. your realization that things will probably not get any better.

Even if you are from New Yawk, I'd welcome you down here as a neighbor, as there are a couple of acres nearby that I could offer and then I'll help you build an Eagle's Nest Home. Kindly check out my website at www.txeaglesnest.com, pick a model, or we'll build your custom model!

[reconeil]

"I'm heartily sorry for having offended Thee" and no doubt many other obvious
Political Supremacists of the: "Democrat/Socialist/Leftist posing as Liberals" Breed.
Yeah, sure and in your dreams,...Oh Blindly Fanatical Dem.

Besides, few if any of your extremely largely listing of now referred to as: "Addicted to Love"
types can't even hold a candle towards the lecherous exploits of Democrat Lover-Boys
Clinton & Kennedies (all brothers),...and now even Democrat Governor Spitzer.

Also, don't believe that any on your large listing had any sexual daliances or trists with the
aid or help of and/or assistance by both Secret Service & State Troopers, as did Bill & Jack?

Sure, old Eliot never rated Secret Service pimping, transportation, security or whatever.
But, so what? A Dem John is A Dem John, is A Dem John, and as was for Clinton in Arkansas
I've no doubt whatsoever that New York State Troopers handled things just as well........
for Spitzer.

Neil

[QM3steve]

Well, I guess I'll have to stop thinking now. I always wanted someone else to do it for me, so now, being the "New Yawker" that I am, nows my chance.
As I recall correctly, Clinton didn't have sex... or so he claimed. So maybe Spitzer didn't either. Although, if Spitzer got the same treatment that Clinton got... she'd better be DAMN good for $80,000.

Dang, there I go thinking again.