Among the deluge of articles about the Spitzer scandal in the last three days, two tasty tidbits have been overlooked.
1. If Spitzer does get his wet dream (er, not that one) of the Democrats at last taking control of the State Senate, but the Dems only do so by a slim margin, then none other than Spitzer's arch-enemy and soon-to-be Lieuntenant Governor Joe Bruno would be the tie-breaker in close votes. Can you imagine? As bad as Spitzer's personal fall must be hitting him, the realization that he is going to be responsible for getting Joe Bruno a promotion must be nearly as despicable.
2. Before David Patterson lucked into the Governor mansion, it was widely speculated that he was the frontrunner for Hillary Clinton's Senate seat if she is elected President. With Hillary's surge and Patterson certain to stay in Albany, all of a sudden there must be a flock of powerful New York Democrats salivating over the job of Junior Senator.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Two Missed Morsels in the Spitzer Feeding Frenzy
Labels:
David Patterson,
Eliot Spitzer,
Hillary Clinton,
Joe Bruno,
scandal,
State Senate
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