http://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-emperorsclub,0,2966631.photogallery?index=1

Well, I was being facetious. The huffingtonpost.com has lots of details.

Which also means that she probably has a “real” career, and doesn’t wish to be exposed. In her case, publicity is NOT a good thing, as I doubt that her family and the co-workers at her first job have any idea how she earns some extra money…

The escort service doesn’t want any free publicity because what they are doing is illegal, and they are probably employing women similar (in background, education, having another job, etc.) to the one who met with Governor Spitzer, and thus also do not want any publicity.

Not yet. The fools who own this business took their website down and thus aren’t taking advantage of all this free publicity. It’s worth noting that not all the $4,300 he paid her were for her services this time; part of it was credited to his account for future encounters. Also, the per-visit fee of some of her associates went as high as $5,500 an hour.

Was that picture of him taken as he left the room?
Wow.

So to be involved in criminal behavior, it sort of becomes a career-ender. How can he ever credibly mount a crusade for the little guy ever again?

In politics, if you’re going to throw big stones, you better be beyond reproach.

Good example of one man’s lust for power overriding better judgment. Ironic that bad judgment carried over to his personal life, but not surprising. What a hypocrite.

“Mr. Spitzer’s own record of prosecuting such cases gives him scant breathing room. As state attorney general, he prosecuted prostitution rings with enthusiasm — pointing out that they are often involved in human trafficking, drug trafficking and money laundering. In 2004 on Staten Island, Mr. Spitzer was vehement in his outrage over 16 people arrested in a high-end prostitution ring.”

But go read the whole thing. They are really steamed.

But, can anyone find a picture of what this $4,300 an hour lady of the evening looked like?

So Spitzer helps his friends get away with endangering the public and circumventing the law? What a prince! And now I weep more.

Spitzer may be a perfect example of the Peter Principle (seriously). Here’s a guy that was a sharp AG but didn’t really have the people skills to be an effective governor.

That said, I am elated that this SOB got what was coming to him. This self-rightous hypocrite bullied his way through life ramming “his rules” down peoples throats ….”his rules” apparently did not apply to his life however.

If he had his way—he would ram down this gas tax to the residents of New York—this rule would not apply to him however because he would have his daddy pay for the gas or the residents of New York.

Don’t let the door slam you in the ass Spitzer !