New York, Feb 08 : Ex-madam Kristin Davis, who was linked to former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, is set to run for the post herself.

While it may surprise some to hear that Kristin Davis, the ?Manhattan Madame? who claims former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was a client, is now gunning for Mr. Spitzer?s old job, her credentials might also have some in the hedge fund industry checking their roster of former employees.

To the slate of candidates bucking the national anti-finance mood and touting their Wall Street experience, add one more name. "I worked 10 years in finance," alleged Spitzer-madam Kristin Davis told a Libertarian group last week, according to the Daily News . "I was vice president of a hedge fund. I went on to build a multimillion-dollar business from scratch." She expanded on her blog. "Unlike ...

Who in their right mind would vote for this broad??? No one can say New York politics are boring, especially now that former ?Manhattan Madam? Kristin Davis, Eliot Spitzer?s alleged matchmaker, has thrown her double D?s into the ring for Spitzer?s old job, New York governor. At a weekend Libertarian convention, Davis announced her [...]

NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (UPI) -- Former sex worker Kristin Davis, dubbed the "Manhattan Madam," said she intends to run as a Libertarian in the race for governor of New York.

Kristin Davis, the madam who turned on Eliot Spitzer, is running for governor of New York as a Libertarian candidate.

While former governor Eliot Spitzer reminded everyone he used to be the Sheriff of Wall Street on The Colbert Report this past week, "Manhattan Madam" Kristin Davis , the madam who claims Spitzer was one of her clients, has been eyeing one of Spitzer's former jobs?being governor! According to the Daily News , Republican operative Roger Stone has been helping her with a gubernatorial bid! Stone ...

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