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  • # 25 Bush's Real Problem with Eliot Spitzer | Project Censored

    From the page: "The exposure of New York State Governor Eliot Spitzerâ€s tryst with a luxury call girl had little to do with the Bush administrationâ€s high moral standards for public servants. Author F. William Engdahl advises that, â€oein evaluating spectacular scandals around prominent... more

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  • Rated by fogcat02 on Sep 11, 7:05am

    The consequences just keep on coming, dont they?

  • Rated by AmosGSiddi on Jun 04, 12:08pm

    From the page: "The exposure of New York State Governor Eliot Spitzerâ€s tryst with a luxury call girl had little to do with the Bush administrationâ€s high moral standards for public servants. Author F. William Engdahl advises that, â€oein evaluating spectacular scandals around prominent public figures, it is important to ask what and who might want to eliminate that person.” Timing suggests that Spitzer was likely a target of a White House and Wall Street operation to silence one of its most dangerous and vocal critics of their handling of the current financial market crisis. "

  • Rated by Technicolour on Sep 30 2008, 3:31pm

    Very interesting. The thing that bugged me about Spitzer's situation wasn't the morality of it ( I could care less about hookers) but his usage of government money to fund his expenses for the engagements. This adds much more depth, however..

  • Rated by JackyeChan on Sep 26 2008, 8:28pm

    From the page: "Spitzer's editorial concluded, "When history tells the story of the sub-prime lending crisis and recounts its devastating effects on the lives of so many innocent homeowners, the Bush administration will not be judged favorably . . . it will be judged as a willing accomplice to the lenders who went to any lengths in their quest for profits. The administration was so willing, in fact, that it used the power of the federal government in an unprecedented assault on state legislatures, as well as on state attorneys general and anyone else on the side of consumers." "

  • Rated by neonphile on Sep 22 2008, 11:37pm

    "Bush's Real Problem with Eliot Spitzer" Remember this?

  • Rated by tylergan on Sep 18 2008, 9:29pm

    From the page: "ands of Washington "