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  kspiess | March 10, 2008
  It's always amusing when 'tough on crime' politicians get arrested for illegal activities. And then of course they have the big press conference were they talk about how sorry they are and how important their families are to them, etc.
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  Avalith | March 10, 2008
  Just to clarify, he has not been officially charged as of yet. There are charges pending, but as of this moment they have not been filed.
  
  I know the article can imply that he's been charged, so I wanted to make that clear.
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  Xenctuary | March 10, 2008
  I'm sure he'll somehow blame it on Grand Theft Auto or Wii Sports or something.
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  kik36 | March 10, 2008
  Soooo.....when are we going to see a corrupt politician game?
  
  "Rise through your political career as you stab party mates in the back and get 'tough on crime' to rise to the top of your Party.... all while trying to avoid smear campaigns and hookers wearing wires!!"
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  Storm | March 10, 2008
  If I recall his speech, he didn't blame anything. It sucks, he was such a great 'law-enfocing' figure and such...and to possibly know that he's done this...he'll most likely be kicked or have to resign. I honestly feel sorry for Spitzer.
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  tallteen86 | March 10, 2008
  Not to assume guilt, but it seems to be a trend, "The more someone opposes something, the more likely they are covering up for their own involvement in it, or related things"
  
  @Kik - It isn't actually a bad idea, I've thought of it....I wouldn't buy it myself, but it would be worth at least to check out a demo, and 'lol' at it >_>