[Rhodes22-list] Spritzer event a day later... (Political) (Big Al Delete)...Yada Yada...

[Brad Haslett]

Ed,

Spitzer was a mean spirited man who enjoyed power and abused it.  His
accomplishments as the "protector of the little man" were dubious at best.
That said, I personally take no delight seeing him fall from glory in such
an undignified manner.  I really feel empathy for his wife and  children.
Now to your question - was he set-up?  Well, let's put it this way - no one
went out of their way to protect him.

You run the world, I'm flying all week and have about 30 minutes of computer
time per day.

Brad


On 3/12/08, Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net> wrote:
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>
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> Robert said, "Seems that the NY Spitzer had his 'spritzer' where it
> shouldn't be."
>
> Michael W. said, "This morning, the local oldies radio (B-103) devoted an
> "hour of song" to our esteemed gov, Eliot Spitzer."
>
> Stan said, "I suppose there is nothing left but to change my name."
>
> And many more comments were made.  Consider that someone he sent to jail
> or
> at least prosecuted read fiction novels by Gresham.  Specifically that
> they
> read, "The Firm".
>
> Could this have been a get even set up?  I understand that even so, that
> does not make it right.
> However, when all is said and done, people make mistakes.  One reason for
> the success of Christianity has been the concept of sin, recognition that
> you have sinned and the belief that after sinning there is possible
> forgiveness.
>
> Again, ask the question was this a set up?  Or just ask questions...
>
> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
> "When people thought the earth was flat, they were wrong.  When people
> thought the earth was spherical, they were wrong. But if you think that
> thinking the earth is spherical is just as wrong as thinking the earth is
> flat, then your view is wronger than both of them put together."  Asimov's
> axiom as quoted by Michael Shermer
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