Posted AT 10:24 PM EDT on 12/03/08
Governor's tawdry acts end in humiliating exit
NEW YORK — It ended, as many of his prosecutions did, with an intimation of sin and a measure of penance, only this time, it was Eliot Spitzer himself who was begging forgiveness.
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