Elliot Spitzer (CNN) is on FIRE Tonight

[FreakinDJ]

How can you justify cutting the capitol Gains Tax for the Wealthy while you cut a $100 Millions from education. I mean isn't that taking away from children and giving to the Wealthy

Email CNN and tell them to give Spitzer his own 2 hr show

http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form5.html?122

Shit Elliot only gets better the more they try to stick it to him

[Demeter]

1. He may end up President Yet

by default.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

2. I think the politicians who get their winkies wet outside of marriage...

...may be the ticket for running our country...
:shrug: Just saying.

[Sanity Claws]

5. Not really

Whether or not one commits adultery is irrelevant to how well one can govern and lead.

[Honeycombe8]

7. I'm not so sure about that. It does indicate character, ethics, honesty, and loyalty.

Are those traits necessary to be a good leader? I'm not sure. Maybe. Maybe not.

[FreakinDJ]

14. Depends on the amount of Hypocrisy

and I believe he was very vocal and condemning of other's extra-marital affairs.

So why should anyone trust him as he condemned others while having an extra-marital affair at the same time

Its a Trust thing

[Enthusiast]

20. Good point. nt

[snagglepuss]

16. At one time I would have agreed but now I believe that sexual fidelity is but

one component of a person's ethical makeup. Sexuality nor sexual mores define a person. Furthermore so much can be faked. Wives will cover for husbands. Closeted gays marry for career advancement. Who can really tell whether anything is the real deal? Judging a politican by what he does publically seems to be a better measure. I don't think anyone but banksters would cast aspersions on Spitzter as a public servant.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

11. I was being a snot bucket.

Gosh.

[Honeycombe8]

9. His biggest problem was the criminal element. Not the adultery.

He took someone over state line for sex or something like that. That's a crime.

[Merlot]

15. And being Atty Gen, it's not like he didn't know the law

I think his real crime was hubris

[snagglepuss]

17. Sex makes some people stupid. I think it was right to resign but I don't

think it should prevent him from running again for public office.

[madmax]

3. K, R and sent nt

[tallahasseedem]

4. I was over at MSNBC...

watching a disgusting Wisconsin Republican call protesters slobs.

[1776Forever]

6. I am a fan of Elliot too. Glad to see his co-anchor go. I will check it out. n/t

[Raine]

8. I like Spitzer's show much better than

O'Donnells. :thumbsup:

[slay]

10. I switched to CNN when Lawrence started showing MORE Charlie Sheen crap again

and I'm so glad I did. I don't hate O'Donnell but he is often a tool for the establishment Dems.

And I'm so glad I changed - Spitzer is so smart, knows his shit, goes in depth. I think I've found a new 8pm politics show - I can't take O'Donnell anymore - although his first segment was good - mainly cause the Republican they had on was such a fucking ass with total contempt for the people of Wisconsin.

[FreakinDJ]

13. He was "Spot-On" with the facts tonight

and rapid fire too

Those RATpubliCON Tools look like drooling stooges

[undeterred]

12. I hope he gets a prescription for that.

:hide:

[applegrove]

19. LOL!

[applegrove]

18. Yeah I really like him though I often miss his show.

[Left coast liberal]

21. Done and done!