by Aliza Davidovit

New York's newly elected governor, Eliot Spitzer, has been called everything from Moses, Crusader, Man of the Year, and Sheriff of Wall Street to egotistical, arrogant, self-serving, the Hammer, and the Executioner. He has even been judged among 50 of New York's "Sexiest Men of the Year," hardly a term that Wall Street execs would use when referring to the man who brought them to their corporate knees. Spitzer, however, has never been one to cater to headlines. Perhaps the only name he cares to be called by them right now is governor.