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Newsweek: Hillary For NY Governor?

Newsweek   |  Jonathan Alter   |   March 29, 2008 04:03 PM


Some Democrats terrified that their bloody primary campaign will doom them in November are floating a consolation prize for Hillary Clinton: governor of New York. The travails of New York Gov. David Paterson have opened up a new potential career...

Gossip Boys

Ferentz LaFargue | Posted March 25, 2008 | Politics


Ferentz LaFargue

I'm about to sound like my Dad when he starts waxing nostalgic about ten cent tokens, but I cannot help it on this one. When I was in my salad days New York's Governor's office was a serene-alright-dull place. Sure Mario Cuomo was often lauded for his diplomacy and regularly...

Six Things I Learned From Eliot Spitzer

Sally Kohn | Posted March 13, 2008 | Politics


Sally Kohn

1. Wiretapping is bad.

2. Even ugly men with good looking partners cheat.

3. When the NY State minimum wage is $7.15 an hour and the average household income is around $20 an hour at best, but the finance titans behind the mortgage crisis...

Eliot Spitzer: Why?

Mona Ackerman | Posted March 13, 2008 | Living


Mona Ackerman

Q: Very simple: Eliot Spitzer?

A: Now, what knowledge could I impart that, to the discredit of my profession, has not already been imparted by every "relationship expert," every "male ego expert," and, amazingly enough, every "infidelity expert"? (I swear.) Obviously there are political, financial, legal and, of course, personal...

Spitzer: A Final Quiz

Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted March 12, 2008 | Business


Fortune's Stanley Bing

1. When I heard that Eliot Spitzer had resigned, I felt...

a) Happy, because one more scoundrel had got what was coming to him.
b) Sad, because this society should be more forgiving of flawed humanity.
c) Disappointed, because I wanted the story to go on for a...

A Warning to Our Superdelegates

Paul Jenkins | Posted March 12, 2008 | Politics


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Paul Jenkins

After a week in which the Clinton campaign has sunk yet further into the gutter with its aggressive manipulation of Geraldine Ferraro's mad comments, the time feels about right to send a clear message to our superdelegates, specifically those whom we elect to public office. To start with,...

Spitzer Resigns Over Sex Ring Ties

The Huffington Post   |   March 12, 2008 01:07 PM


Eliot Spitzer's tumultuous tumble from the zenith of a promising political career to the nadir of a shocking sex scandal came as no surprise Wednesday as the bright, bull-headed governor announced his resignation, effective Monday, under pressure from state lawmakers...

Eliot Spitzer And Wife Silda Leave Apartment In Media Scrum

Huffington Post   |   March 12, 2008 11:19 AM


Just after 11 am, Eliot Spitzer and wife Silda left their Fifth Avenue apartment to a glut of media and got into a 3-SUV caravan. Helicopters tracked their route from overhead. The governor and his wife (in a scarf as...
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