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Elliott Spitzer and the Prostitute

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I have no problem with the fact that he visited a prostitute. That's his business in my opinion. BUT, I find it highly hypocritical of him that he would prosecute prostitute rings while he visits himself. And normally when things like this come up, I don't care either way. But I hope he does actually go to jail for this...it serves him right for being an incredible hypocrite.

Nevermind that little issue of it being illegal.

Nevermind that little issue of it being illegal.
I don't believe it should be. I would have no problems voting for a politician who admits he has visited a prostitute.
There's also that pesky problem with possible wire fraud and violations of the Mann act. This morning's news stated 70% of New York residents believe he should resign.
Good point, I wasn't really thinking about the potential wire fraud and where he might have gotten that money. I was just trying to say the "visiting a prositute" part doesn't bother me.

 

The Mann Act IMO should only be used when human trafficking and forced prostitution is involved. I think she was a very willing participant in this.

Why do the wives stay with these bozos? Spitzer's wife is Harvard educated. I think my wife would give me the heave ho in about 5 minutes, but of course my net worth is not in the millions...

 

She's a Harvard-educated lawyer who out-earned him before she quit to raise their daughters. Besides after this, she'll get all he has and then some if she divorces him, most likely. I have a feeling she will stand next to him now, but wouldn't be surprised of she left him alone after all this blows over in the media. I hope she takes their daughters and leaves.

She's a Harvard-educated lawyer who out-earned him before she quit to raise their daughters. Besides after this, she'll get all he has and then some if she divorces him, most likely. I have a feeling she will stand next to him now, but wouldn't be surprised of she left him alone after all this blows over in the media. I hope she takes their daughters and leaves.

 

I don't know about who earned what, but isn't he/his family worth in the hundreds of millions?

I don't believe it should be. I would have no problems voting for a politician who admits he has visited a prostitute.

So because you don't agree with a LAW it doens't matter if someone breaks it?

I don't know about who earned what, but isn't he/his family worth in the hundreds of millions?

 

Yes, his family is very wealthy. I'm saying I don't think she's the kind of woman to stick around because of the money since she can earn plenty herself. Also, like I said before, she is likely to get as much as she wants if she decides to toss him out.

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