She probably gives him some of his best lines.

He’s a Democrat, he means well.

Just taking care of some poor women who couldn’t break through the glass ceiling and were forced onto prostitution by the Bush tax cuts.

At least he didn’t lie about weapons of mass destruction!

C’mon folks, try to get in touch with your inner New York Times.

Carville: “Eh, whats the big deal, its not like he stole something…” (paraphrased)

It’s the saddest thing here. For them, not him.

As somewhere noted, in the atmosphere of even just 20 years ago, Spitzer would already have resigned. But in today’s times, he is undoubtedly negotiating furiously with his high powered Manhattan lawyers to salvage something or to at least tying resigning from the governership with no jail time.

I have many examples of tanstaafl’s law, and E. Spitzer is one more example.

To the extent that any single individual harps about “morality” and cleaning up the mess, such as Wall Street (formerly) or the Albany legislature (currently), that individual’s own personal integrity and credentials become open to question.

The guy is a liar and a cheat, never mind the hypocrisy. New York needs to get rid of him.

‘In a interview two years ago, Spitzer, then-attorney general, told ABC News he had some advice for people who break the law. “Never talk when you can nod, and never nod when you can wink, and never write an e-mail because it’s death. You’re giving prosecutors all the evidence we need,” he said.’

LOL.