Good question
Liz?
I live in NYC...and when I pass people on the sidewalk, I look at them and think, “My God, most of you voted for Spitzer...for Hillary...for Chuck the Schmuck...for Bloominidiot.” I feel like a normal human being in “Invasion of the Body Snatchers,” surrounded by mindless pod people.
Maybe it’s time to revive the movement to make NYC a separate country - I’d enthusiastically support getting rid of Moscow on the Hudson...and anyone from NYC would have to show a passport and have a visa (make them really hard to get!) to cross the border into America.
Now wait----this hyphenate slut has opened himself to MANY other charges.
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EXHIBIT ONE Spitler is failing to act as required when receiving complaints of known incidences of illegal wrongdoing, and by failing to follow government-mandated regulatory reviews.
This is a violation of public servant's Penal Law .135.60 COERCION IN THE SECOND DEGREE (a Class A misdemeanor).
PENAL LAW 135.60 (Committed on or after September 1, 1967) is Coercion in the Second Degree. When an individual uses or abuses his/her position as a public servant by performing some act within or related to his or her official duties, or by failing or refusing to perform an official duty, in such manner as to affect some person adversely. Perform any (other) act which would not in itself materially benefit1the actor but which is calculated to harm another person materially with respect to his or her health, safety, business, calling, career, financial condition, reputation or personal relationships. The term(s), ("crime"), ("public servant") used in this definition has its own special meaning in our law.
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EXHIBIT TWO If elected state officials, under oath of office, are aiding and abetting illegals to break US laws, to use phony documents at municipal agencies and if elected and appointed officials took campaign contributions from said illegals, and in the process, deliberately ignored US laws in exchange for campaign contributions, this could be characterized as extortion, and/or bribery, and a violation of The Hobbs Act.
SOURCE October 1997 Criminal Resource Manual 2403 http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/eousa/foia_reading_room/usam/title9/crm02403.htm
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EXHIBIT THREE Elected state officials using proceeds from tax-exempt bonds should be investigated by the IRS and SEC (tax-exempt bond issues are marketed to investors and appear on ballots as referenda).
If Spitler allowed illegal aliens to use fraudulent documents to illegally vote on tax issues, criminal penalties may apply.
If illegal aliens using fraudulent documents voted on tax-issues for American investors, that would jeopardize the investment interests of tax-exempt bondholders. This should be reported to the SEC.
EMAIL enforcement@SEC.gov
Call the IRS toll free: 1-800-829-0433 You may remain anonymous.
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EXHIBIT FOUR Many states mandate bonding elected public officials (to protect taxpayers against govt fraud). The terms for bonding are violated when an official breaks the law. Insurers are rigorously regulated. Every state has an (1) Insurance Oversight Agency. Every state has an (2) Insurance Fraud investigative unit in the AG's office that should be contacted.
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EXHIBIT FIVE Spitler got $62,000 from conman Norman Hsu; Spitler said he will give Hsu's money to "charity. " Did he give it to his father's "foundation?"
BACKUP During the 1998 AG campaign, Dem Spitzer indignantly denied allegations by his GOP opponent, Dennis Vacco (a top-notch pro-life conservative), that Spitzer's wealthy father had provided millions in loans to his AG campaign.
Spitzer insisted he was using only his own money (family members are limited by law to $110,000 in total contributions) and accused Vacco of "smearing" his father. Not until he'd actually taken office did Spitzer admit that Vacco had been correct, after all. In fact, it turned out Spitzer, despite earlier denials, had done the exact same thing during his unsuccessful 1994 run for AG. NOTE WELL: The altruistic Spitzer family runs a "do-good foundation." The IRS has noted that some foundations are prime money laundering vehicles that use phony accounting and fake line items like "LEGAL, CONSULTING AND ADMIN FEES" that are tax evasion schemes. Some foundations also put ghost employees on the payroll to skim off monies. Anything involving Spitzer should be examined under a powerful microscope.
Report foundation tax-fraud toll free: 1-800-829-0433 You may remain anonymous.