Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz argued that the scandal is “overblown” and that Sptizer “who was elected overwhelmingly, should serve, should fight this, and let the public judge him after his four years in office.”

James Carville suggested that Spitzer’s enemies may have set him up, and argued that he need not resign on CNN.

Democrats.com has started a “Save Spitzer” campaign: http://www.democrats.com/spitzer.

Unfortunately for Spitzer, his badvocates far outnumber his advocates and are dominating the media pipeline. I suppose it’s trickier to publically support someone involved in a prostitution ring, than someone who engages in consensual adultery.