NEW YORK - Former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer said that he would like to run for public office again after resigning in 2008 over a prostitution scandal.
“I love politics,” Spitzer told Fortune magazine in a recent interview. “The substance, the debate about the issues.”
Since his resignation, Spitzer has written a column for Slate and taught college courses. He also has a book due out later this month. However, he experiences “unceasing agony” for “not being where I would like to be,” according to excerpts from the article. He concluded it’s unlikely he will run for office again in 2010, saying his family wouldn’t go for it.
“I love politics,” Spitzer told Fortune magazine in a recent interview. “The substance, the debate about the issues.”
Since his resignation, Spitzer has written a column for Slate and taught college courses. He also has a book due out later this month. However, he experiences “unceasing agony” for “not being where I would like to be,” according to excerpts from the article. He concluded it’s unlikely he will run for office again in 2010, saying his family wouldn’t go for it.
