Posted on 03/08/2009 9:46:48 AM PDT by NativeNewYorker
His political rivals used to accuse Eliot Spitzer of going for the jugular. Now a new call girl is claiming the former governor literally went for hers — claiming he wrapped his fingers around her neck during some kinky role-playing....
Annie says she was working for madam Kristin Davis when she met Spitzer, who was then state attorney general, at Davis apartment at The Corinthian on E. 38th St.
"He booked two hours," says Annie. "I dont remember exactly how much he was charged, but definitely over $1,000 an hour.
"He wanted a scenario where I was supposed to say I had just been to a self-defense class. He was supposed to respond, 'Lets see if you learned anything. He would be aggressive. I would have to defend myself.
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
Mr. Spitzer also built the Corinthian, his most recent project, and one of exceptional scale for a Manhattan residential building. It has 865 apartments on 54 residential floors, plus about 90,000 square feet of offices and a 150-car garage.
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He choked her? He’s THAT BIG?
Typical democrat: choking the very life out of his constituents.
LOL, this guy Spitzer was one sick Democrat.
A two hour Lewinsky? No wonder she choked.
Thank you. I could care less what this skank who is trying to make all the money she can off of an affair that no one really cares about.
Are her 15 minutes up yet?
Just stone guaranteed to blow your mind.
Thanks for the JT flashback!
“Typical democrat: choking the very life out of his constituents.”
It was Bush’s fault.
I mean we could call it The Swift Boating Manual on Democrat Camel Toe or some such, an exposure of the sex culture of the democrat party.
If its not lickin, its chokin. No wonder they are all out to lunch with no common sense, and are plain ugly totalitarian.
They all want to be beat or be beaten.Wonderful gang we now have in control of the nation.
Of course the Nazis had a similar sexual culture, but we won't talk about that, eh?
Two people go in through a door to the bedroom, and both come out happy at best or satisfied at least. Who gives a damn what happened inside?
I don't care what people do in the privacy of their own homes. Just keep the weird stuff private, and don't tell me it's normal, or try to get me to celebrate 'diversity'.
They should have made an example of spitzer!
Here is a ‘john’ who made a political game out of ruthlessly arresting prostitutes and then the hypocrite gets a get out of jail card. Just disgusting!
Shows up the true hypocrisy this nation has on “illegal” prostitution. either legalize it or give serious sentences to the likes of spitzer... i never see a movement of those who believe prostitution should be illegal demanding that “johns’ be arrested , jailed and fined, and publically humiliated like the phonies they are.
Everyone “says” both participants should be held accountable...but nothing is done about the hypocrisy! I guess it just makes the sheeple feel good that ‘prostitution’ is being dealt with, and its easier for the police to arrest some street hooker than bust a wealthy or politically connected john.
I spotted him leaving Outdoor World/Bass Pro Shop in Orlando last Sunday with his wife and daughter.
Shopping for ammo Eliot?
i agree with you...with one exception. Spitzer made it his hypocritical political stance to ‘deal’ with prositution. he should be held accountable.
also, see my post 14 about the whole hypocrisy angle.
Disgusting. Spitzer was predatory, fully protected by NY authorities.
He wears his socks, but won’t put on a raincoat. ha
“......I was supposed to say I had just been to a self-defense class. He was supposed to respond, ‘Lets see if you learned anything. He would be aggressive. I would have to defend myself....”
So he wanted to beat up a girl...
what a wanker
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