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Tuesday, March 11, 2008 12:00 AM

The tragic fall of Eliot Spitzer

He once busted up "sex rings" himself, but the New York governor's hiring of a pricey prostitute has shattered his political career.

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  • Monday, March 10, 2008 07:55 PM

    Yes he should go and not a moment too soon

    Why, thank you Elliot, for your noteable contribution to the daily debacle of carnival acts that has become the hallnote of our party.

    Seeing as how the ongoing circus of a primary and embarassing Florida/Michigan debacle weren't enough, now we can add to the ever-growing list of things that make us seem incompetent our famously "Take No Prisoners" DA revealing himself as a patron of the same sleazy prostitution rings he used to brag about busting up. Yes, thank you, Mr. Spitzer. At this point I humbly suggest the only thing missing is the band.

    Please do collect your things and leave now and not a moment too soon. Get out of the limelight and stop embarassing us. Please let Lt. Gov. Paterson step up and take the show from here and not a moment too soon. (And please, God, let the blind man not have any noteable skeletons in his closet).

    The GOP is going to have a FIELD DAY with this.

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