Eliot Spitzer's political rehabilitation is in full throttle, with the latest evidence being the sympathetic cover story in the April 27 edition of Newsweek, headlined: "How Could I?"
The article notes how the disgraced former governor and once crusading attorney general from New York is now spending his days walking the dogs, taking lonely jogs in Central Park, and penning opinion pieces about how he told us so about the financial crisis–how he tried, in vain, to stop reckless lending and credit default swaps before they ruined us, but was stymied by federal roadblocks.
The question is: Should we care what he has to say? I think we should.
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