Client 9 Will Resign

It’s only a matter of time for Client 9. One can only conclude that “Client 9” has not yet been successful at negotiating a plea bargain that will keep him out of jail and perhaps limit the amount of public disclosure of details in the hands of prosecutors. Otherwise, he would have resigned by now.

In addition to having to come clean with the U.S. Attorney’s office about this particular activity, the Time Magazine “Crusader of the Year” may also have to answer questions about why this particular prostitution ring, Emperors Club VIP, was not one of the rings that he prosecuted as the N.Y. A.G. and/or the U.S. Attorney of N.Y. Hmmm!

The pride of Princeton, Harvard, and the New York Bar, specialized in plea bargains or civil settlements in the many Wall Street cases that he and his minions pursued. No one really went to jail over any of those cases, and many of his friends and cronies were named to substitute in the executive management of many of the target firms. Hmmm!

“Eliot Ness” (as many publications called him) was not very successful in his recent effort to expand his Democrat voter roll, when he tried to grant illegal aliens the “right” to New York Driver’s Licenses, which would have been a virtual free ticket to voting in N.Y.

The great governor of the Empire State had barely mouthed the final words of the oath of office, when he and his aides apparently put into action a plan to smear the great man’s political enemies, most notably Joseph Bruno, the Republican leader of the New York State Senate. If I remember correctly it was something like falsified travel records, utilizing the N.Y. State Patrol. Hmmm! The “Crusader of the Year” strikes again.

So – when his Love Potion Number Nine wears off, I fully expect Client 9 to resign. Pardon the poetic license..