Five things you didn’t know about Ashley Dupré and Elliott Spitzer

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  Posted by MochaMama42 Wed Nov 19, 2008 11:35am PST

  All I can say is, she is doing the right thing capitalizing on the situation . I didn't expect any less from her.

  Sure, being a prostitute is NOT a noble profession, however, Spitzer comes off worse, as he was trying to convey the image of "Moral Compass" as Governor of New York. I feel for the guy, however, no one is above the law, which he find out, and rightfully so.

  Since so many people, famous or not,seem to have an issue with intimacy/intimate relations, etc, perhaps the question should be does prostitution need to be legalized?

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  Posted by Rowdygirl Wed Nov 19, 2008 11:40am PST

  She had layers? Stupidity must be one of the layers. If she didn't even recognize her own governor, how smart a girl can she be? She's gonna ride her 15 minutes of fame as long as she can. This is such old news now, who even cares anymore?

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  Posted by AKG Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:16pm PST

  I think they are both wrong. She has a profession that is illegal, and he participated in the illegal act, neither is more at fault then the other. He has more responsibility to himself, the community, and his family then she does, but they are both human and made bad choices. We all do the same everday, maybe not on the same level, but we are guilty of it. Im pretty positive there are thousands of other politicans, and thousands of other prostitutes that have engaged in simlar acts, the only difference is that they did not get caught.

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  Posted by MrsKlingonPasadena Wed Nov 19, 2008 7:12pm PST

  Who cares? She sells cuchy for a living and she really looks dumb in that get-up. I am 38 and I wouldn't wear that dress!!

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  Posted by Mimi Rocks Wed Nov 19, 2008 7:15pm PST

  Why the hell is she sitting there looking angelic...bullsh*t. She's actually covered up trying to portray the victim. And how out of touch do you have to be to not recognize your own freaking governor. I don't believe the hype...layers...yeah whatever.

  Both of them was wrong. Spitzer tried to portray moral compass and I thought he would make a wonderful governor for New York but like most politician...they tell you what you want to hear to get elected and then screw their own constituents. He deserved what he got for attempting to portray moral compass...basically in his case it was "the pot calling the kettle black." Pointing fingers and then axed from such a big position in NY...now who's the laughing stock. It will be very hard for him to ever build up a reputation again at least a good one while the # 1 call girl in America gets all the glory.

  What moral values we have in this country?

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  Posted by km1120tx Thu Nov 20, 2008 12:21am PST

  Living in Vegas, Pros are everywhere. There are actually women that have normal day jobs (realtors, waitresses, etc) that have a nocturnal alter ego. Working in a casino, I see them hanging out every day. I think that you would be surprised at how prevalent this is in our society. I am NOT condoning the behavior but she gets painted red and he gets a slap on the wrist. The man paid for sex--he got the embarrassment he deserved. Seriously, though, what's with the outfit? At least Monica Lewinsky boosted sales of Club Monaco lipgloss after her interview!

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  Posted by Chelle Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:32am PST

  What made me sick is that after she said she felt bad when she saw Spitzer's wife on tv (which she also said she didn't know who he was), she goes and tells this story that right before she got with him, she was with in a relationship married man (who ended up dumping her).. It pretty much negates everything she said.. If she knew who Spitzer was, she was going to do it anyway.. She needs to step out of the spotlight and stop playing the victim..

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  Posted by chocolatelover Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:42am PST

  i think spitzer was the wrong. No, being a prostitute isn't my idea of great job. But she is owning up to her mistakes.she didn't intentially try to hurt someone. He in a way did. knowing if it came out, he would hurt is family very much

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  Posted by chillyfromphilly Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:55am PST

  you know what # 6 should be? how much does she charge and is she now retired? wow! she is stunning! lol!

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  Posted by chillyfromphilly Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:16am PST

  you know what # 6 should be? how much does she charge and is she now retired? wow! she is stunning! lol!

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