Farewell, 'George Fox'
By Matt Carter, Monday, March 10, 2008.Bookmarking Sites

Or shall we say, Client 9?
Will you be remembered as a friend of consumers, or the sworn enemy of mortgage lenders and title insurers? Will bond insurers sink or swim without your interest (or interference) in their affairs? Will the bill you rolled out just last week to overhaul oversight (or put the nail in the coffin) of mortgage lending in New York ever see the light of day?
Will they snicker at you behind your back as you walk by, saying, "There goes George Fox. Or shall we say, Client 9?"
What will the goodwill write-downs be on the Spitzer brand?
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Submitted by Susie Blackmon on March 11, 2008 - 12:25am.
Susie Blackmon
http://www.BuckingtheRealEstateTrend.com
Client 9 has been dealt quite a blow wouldn't you say?
Submitted by Joe Cline on March 15, 2008 - 1:55pm.
I dunno. He's still worth an estimated $500 million. A "blow" would be something like him losing $450 million. The $80k that he spend on hookers is like a day's interest. Oh well.
Joe
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