Posted on 03/11/2008 12:00:08 PM PDT by PurpleMan
Judith,
Thank you for that brilliant analysis.
Yes, it makes sense now. If he was about to switch to Barack Hussein, then Hillary would have decided to put a new word into the dictionary: Spitzered.
You know that word is going to go viral.
Losing the white male Jewish Governor of New York would have been a fatal loss to Clinton. It won’t matter if the new black governor is for Obama...although I bet this guy treads lightly where Clinton is concerned.
New York State is where her feminist minions have complete control. They clearly had a lockdown on what women were coming into contact with Spitzer in his office environment. He had to run all the way to Washington (and I hear Florida) for his trysts.
After Cromwell's death and the restoration of the Stuart monarchy, transportation to the colonies became a popular way to deal with petty criminals and paupers for whom there was just no future in Great Britain. Accordingly, the lines back to royalty become less common at that point.
But a clear majority of the pre-1650 puritans and their off-shoots such as the Anabaptists are only a century or so removed from the Plantagenet royalty which descends from William. My personal theory is that the Plantagenets turned to religion after they lost their position to the Tudors following the battle death of the last Plantagenent King Richard by the forces of Henry Tudor at the Battle of Bosworth Field.
If you are interested in trading family research notes, feel free to freepmail me with any details you might have and I may be able to help you fill in some gaps.
Historical notes about “that woman” Monica.
I think that Clinton may have really liked her, and felt very betrayed that she blabbed to Tripp. Also she had an interesting pre-Clinton history. She had an affair with her coach in high school (I think), and was baby sitting in the home, probably getting a kick out of making the husband while hoodwinking the wife (this I remember for sure). The psychological roots may be competition with her mother who is famous for publicizing here affairs with the “three tenors”, and anger at her father for leaving the situation. Poor dog Bill didn’t have a chance with that neurotic mess. Monica got the most “powerful” man in the world (sure showed her mother) and then got to punish him (sure showed her father).
Especially given that he worked so hard a) to close down prostitution rings while he was attorney general; and b) prosecute John's (such as his hypocritical self) as felons rather than misdemeanants?
Did some rings know of his escapades and thereby avoid prosecution? Did he get freebees as a consequence? Or was he just a moth that eventually became too attracted to the flame?
I've pinged a few of you. If you don't know some of these answer, do you know anybody else who might? It sure seems like this story should be far from over.
I look for a lot of fallout over this but doubt he will be prosecuted for all, maybe any of, it.
I cannot wait to see the entire client list. I’ll bet some puckering is going on where you couldn’t drive a 10 penny nail up some of those guys’ rear.
Congressman Billybob
Thanx for asking my advice.
In a world outside the US where prostitution is either not a crime or not punished (and never news), when a man is in mixed company and comes down really hard against prostitution in a discussion...it means that he is “protesting too much” to the women around him.
Men never give brownie points to other men who decry the existence of prostitution.
It is almost always a sign that a man uses prostitutes if he comes down hard against them...or he is a nerd trying out a bizarre strategy to make the women around him think he’s “clean”.
Most men don’t have such low self esteem that they feel the need to build themselves up as the knight in shining armor by putting other men down.
Sam Brownback is the US Senator who is most against “sex trafficking” and “men living out their sexual fantasies by exploiting vulnerable women”.
I am sure this guy is another Eliot Spitzer waiting to happen, but I don’t have the proof...yet.
An argument against that theory is that Sam Brownback’s wife is good looking and he’s from Kansas, meaning his only temptation would be coming to him from the Washington area.
Unlike Spitzer, Brownback probably knows nothing about the sex industry which is why, when he talks other men down for wanting to live out their fantasies, he could be just a blowhard trying to score cheap points with the old ladies in Kansas.
In any event, after Spitzer, Brownback was the leading anti-prostitution politician in the US. I guess he is #1 now.
Anyway, I found Kerstin’s myspace page:
http://www.myspace.com/ninavenetta
She is an excellent singer and should be a millionaire within the next 10 days, although she is basically homeless now (she did not get to keep much of what Spitzer gave her).
In particular, her song “What We Want” will be on Billboard’s top 10 within the week because it is just that good.
Some lyrics: “I know what you want...when you handle me”. “Been around can’t tell me nothing. I see through you, wanna believe you can’t really trust anyone but me”.
She has real talent. This Spitzer stuff will just be the springboard.
She may someday have more money than he does.
The Playboy centerfold will be an additional $300,000 cash on the nail for starters.
Strangely, you will notice on the prostitute’s blog that the most vicious comments come from married males.
These men must be struggling with themselves on the topic.
One guy named Ken says “The people of your craft destroy everything that is beautiful and inject death. Think of the brokeness of the wife and daughters”.
My experience from real life says that such men are probably seeing hookers themselves and loathing themselves for it.
“Poor Eliot! Real men don’t have to pay for sex or female companionship of any kind. He must be a real loser.”
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The year I turned sixteen we elected a man named Kennedy as president, he was young, rich, considered very handsome, charming, and had a very beautiful wife and two children. Many years later I watched a career secret service man on television describing his agony at being assigned to guard the hallway outside JFK’s room while the president was being entertained by two hookers. He shed silent tears as he explained that guarding the president was the highest honor imaginable to him and Kennedy turned it into something that disgusted him. I have met some secret service agents in the past and I can’t imagine what kind of torment it takes to make one of them shed tears in public. John Kennedy had affairs with movie stars and was married to a great beauty, he was idolized by millions around the world, yet he too paid for sex.
“I’m sure there are plenty of “not safe” things I’m unlikely ever to hear about....”
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If you are lucky you won’t but with current trends there will probably be a how to do it show on cable before long and a new toy store called “Kinky-R-Us”.
A: I don’t think malfeasance is part of tort law
Common elements of malfeasance in office:
1)An affirmative act or omission.
2)The act must have been done in an official capacity—under the color of office.
3) The act somehow interferes with the performance of official duties. There is debate about “whose official” duties.
Usually, the “penalty” is removal from office.
B: Last I checked, hypocracy is not a crime
C: “Did some rings know of his escapades and thereby avoid prosecution? Did he get freebees as a consequence?” Probably questions considered by the U.S. Attorney which is why a deal was not struck for the resignation.
D: The story will go as far as the Fed’s and the press want it to.
Richest man in England also a regular of prostitution ring in Spitzer scandal
And shtupping! :-)
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!! Send that one to Rush Limbaugh so he can have Shanklin record it.
I would be happy to have my parody lyrics used for a conservative talk show, provided there is adequate compensation, but it seems that RushPaul only uses in-house material.
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