From CNN Money:

Two years after resigning as governor of New York in a prostitution scandal — and after many hours spent toying with an early leap back into politics — Spitzer has finally reconciled himself to remaining on the sidelines in 2010.

For months, Spitzer practically drooled at the thought of taking on potential targets. He’s not a fan of attorney general Andrew Cuomo’s, who is heading toward coronation as New York’s next governor. He views U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand as a woman of fungible beliefs, ripe for primary challenge. And he regards state comptroller Tom DiNapoli, a likeable former assemblyman elevated to the job in early 2007 by his legislative peers, as a lightweight. (Days after taking office, DiNapoli flunked a pop quiz on finance — administered by the New York Post!)

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