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By clock on March 13, 2008.

Lindsay Beyerstein: Spitzer linked to prostitution ring
Spitzer's Nixonian hubris
Sex and taxes: How Spitzer allegedly got caught
Spitzer and Suspicious Activity Reports and sex stings
Enough is enough: Feds probe Spitzer's records back to 1999

Amanda Marcotte: Cut out the stand by your man routine
Ask for facts, get the facts

Elizabeth Pisani: Spitzer's true folly
Spitzer: cementing a cross-party tradition of hypocrisy
Spitzer: some better ideas for the lapsed abolitionist
Calling "These women": tell us about your disorders...

Scott Swenson: RealTime: Prostitution Pledge for Politicians

Ed Cone: Aarfy never paid for it in his life

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Someone was incredibly fast - this site went up just a couple of hours after the first news broke out.

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