Everyone in Politics are turning out to be crooks, not to long ago this happened...
Eliot Spitzer took office as New York's governor on the first day of 2007, with a record margin of victory and a profound sense of promise. He resigned on March 12, 2008, in a scandal over his involvement in a sex ring, bringing an abrupt close to a tenure marked by an almost unbroken string of stumbles and frustrations.
His popularity began to dissipate almost immediately after he took office, as Mr. Spitzer repeatedly challenged legislative leaders and lost.
Mr. Spitzer's difficulties were a stark contrast to his long and steady rise. Over the previous eight years as attorney general, Mr. Spitzer, a Democrat, gained national recognition as the 'Sheriff of Wall Street' for his pursuit of corporate corruption and his self-styled role as the defender of the American investor. During his campaign, his signature promise was to change state politics "on Day One" of his new administration, with ethics reform high in his sights.
That did not happen. Shortly after taking office, he openly and harshly criticized fellow Democrats who control the Assembly after they installed one of their own, Thomas P. DiNapoli, as the state comptroller. Then he began an increasingly bitter war of words with
Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader and the state's top Republican.
Theres more about it here (but everyone prolly knows all about it already.
Eliot Spitzer News - The New York Times