Spitzer
Ralph Nader: George Bush is a war criminal
Posted by VincebusEruptum from Rawstory
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader, reflecting on the quick exit of former New York governor Eliot Spitzer, wonders aloud in a new essay how President George W. Bush has escaped the same fate despite Bush's role in considerably more damning and damaging crimes...
Spitzer's demise is Wall Street's gain
Posted by SoxFirst
It's fairly depressing to think of the way Wall Street has been celebrating Eliot Spitzer's demise. Oh and by the way, no one on Wall Street has ever paid for sex
Spitzer Prostitute Details: $80,000 Spent, Mood Music, Multiple Prostitutes, Up To A Decade Of Use o
Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post
Despite that, Spitzer got worried that he could be tied to the transfers and asked the bank to remove his name from the transactions. The bank reportedly refused, not only because of regulations, but also because the money had already gone out.
Lawyer questions whether Spitzer was set up, noting political prosecutions
Posted by Jeff from Rawstory
I Apologize to the Public
Posted by Jeff from Cityroom.blogs.nytimes
Spitzer Is Linked to Prostitution Ring
Posted by Jeff from New York Times
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