Let's start this conversation by thinking about this, okay?
Just assume, for one minute, you were the Assistant Attorney General in what may be the most powerful city in the financial world. And, just for fun, let's figure that you went after all of the "bad guys" on Wall Street, and it left a bad taste in a lot of mouths.
Now, let's see...you were elected to be "Attorney General" of New York State, and you always targeted the "bad guys" in the state. You were so revered for your work in this state, that you ran for governor, and won the seat.
And, you liked the power. You liked the power so much that, well, you decided that your own love of power preceded the love you have for your wife and your three daughters.
We all know power blinds people, and you're certainly not the first one to discover that. But, power can also encourage people to make better decisions, too.
It's time for you to make a decision, and, dear Governor Spitzer, it better be a good one.
