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Brian

Brian — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 00:00:00 +0000

I don’t understand why you are being so emotional about it. A public figure has the responsibility to maintain the dignity of his post. A governor’s post is sacred. Don’t forget, we have always believed in the philosophy that government’s work is god’s work. Whatever the stress or the excuses are, a public figure simply can’t just do what he did.

As far as the young prostitute is concerned, I pity her for she might not have known that she was not going to get screwed for the time Eliot Spitzer paid her but for a much, much longer time. She is really shortchanged.

Hakan

Hakan — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 00:00:00 +0000

we need such stories occasionally that is so essential to have a break from continuously boring political scene. what are we witnessing these days? - cinton camp throwing some muck at the obama camp and the obama camp does the same and a smart arse third party politician comes out making a pedestrian remark.

such scandals and aftermaths are like the toppings over the same old vanilla ice cream. vanilla ice cream is good, but you can’t have it all the time. even the missionary every time takes the fun out of the act. wouldn’t you agree?