THE EXAMINER: “There is no honorable alternative to Spitzer’s resignation.” Which doesn’t narrow the field as much for him as it might for some . . . .

UPDATE: No love for Spitzer from The New York Times: “New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer could not have been more wrong in his brief public appearance after the world learned that he was suspected of patronizing a prostitution ring. He did not just betray his family in a private matter. He betrayed the public, and it is hard to see how he will recover from this mess and go on to lead the reformist agenda on which he was elected to office. . . . His short, arrogant statement simply was not enough, not from the Sheriff of Wall Street, not from the self-appointed Mr. Clean who went to Albany promising a new and better day.”