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    March 11, 2008

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    Larry

    Not a very Christian attitude, Diane.

    diane

    It just might be, Larry. Remember all the tables overturned in the temple?

    norman Teigen

    It was wall-to-wall coverage on the Spitzer scandal last night. Dave Letterman always finds comedy material in a sex scandal.

    I think that you are quite right in your comment. The man deserves public ridicule because he is such a hypocrite. He publicly fought against prostitution and used call girls.

    Disgusted

    I don't understand why the spouse in a situation like this (almost always wives it seems) is even willing to stand on the dais during the mea culpa.

    Randonneur

    She didn't push him, but if looks could kill, Mr. Paterson would already be Governor of New York.

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