Posted on 07/22/2013 3:27:03 PM PDT by neverdem
Eliot Spitzer may have little to show for the brief 14 1/2 months he served as New Yorks governor. But one thing he did accomplish was to clarify the rules regarding the use of state resources for personal trips.
As he looks to resurrect his political career by running for city comptroller, that effort will come back to haunt him.
After the prostitution scandal broke, federal prosecutors ultimately declined to pursue charges against Spitzer. As Charles Gasparino reported in Fridays Post, this was partly because he resigned as governor, and partly because at the time they had no evidence hed misused public funds.
But from Gasparinos column, it sure seems likely that Spitzers trip to Washington in February 2008 was meant primarily as a date with prostitute Ashley Dupré. His testimony before Congress about bond insurance was arguably a cover story cooked up at the last minute to make the trip seem official.
If thats the case, then Spitzer who flew to DC on a state-owned Beechcraft B300 would have been in violation of state rules barring the use of public resources for personal travel...
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Statue of limitations? File charges? Prosecute?
Gillibrand backs Spitzer opponent in NYC race
Et tu Kirsten?
FReepmail me if you want on or off my New York ping list.
Liberal democrats are some of the cheapest people on the face of the earth when it comes to spending THEIR money.
With YOUR money - they spend with it with both hands.
No, it's about Ashley Dupre.
I love a good honey trap. Thanks, wall street.
I was reading somewhere today that Spitz is now “mentoring” Geraldo on how public forgiveness will work in his peter-flashing favor.
I am the registered trustee on my uncle’s house in Queens. He’s now in a nursing home. I’m tempted to register to vote from his address and vote for both Weiner and Spitzer in the primary and general. NYC needs a lesson before it becomes Detroit and these two perverts could provide it. It would be more entertaining than standing in line to vote for Nassau County Executive.
Thanks for the ping!
LOL!
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