Eliot Spitzer’s Hypocrisy
Mark Tapscott writes about disgraced New York politician Eliot Spitzer’s hypocrisy in the Examiner. Spitzer flouted the rules while loudly berating others for real or imaginary transgressions, and supported bestowing fabulous riches on wealthy trial lawyers while attacking successful businessmen as being fatcats.
CEI earlier wrote about Spitzer’s overreaching and hypocrisy in The Nation’s Top Ten Worst State Attorneys General, and also in a letter published in the Wall Street Journal, an editorial in the Examiner, an issue analysis, and this blog.
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