The New York Post busts bad girl Jessica Cutler:

The former Senate aide who scandalously blogged about sleeping with Washington, DC’s elite for cash - and later posed nude for Playboy - is among the inner circle of a Manhattan call-girl ring that counted Eliot Spitzer as a client, The Post has learned.

Four years after her blog “Washingtonienne” shocked the Capitol with salacious details of sex with married sugar daddies, Jessica Cutler has re-appeared as a “model” on alleged madam Kristin “Billie” Davis‘ Web site.

Cutler allegedly now goes by the name Brooke when selling her goods — at rates starting at $1,000 per hour. She told the newspaper that she couldn’t talk details.

When Big Head DC interviewed Cutler in 2006, she said she would never sleep with fat guys or men shorter than her.

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Publisher Larry Flynt is offering Ashley Alexander Dupre, the 22-year-old former hooker for Gov. Eliot Spitzer, $1 million to pose nude for Hustler magazine.

“We think this is an item that is going to stay in the news for some time,” Flynt said. “We think it’s not bad for a 22-year-old to make $1 million for a few hours work. It beats what she was making at the escort service.”

An escort who had an affair with Sen. David Vitter recently appeared nude in the pages of Hustler. Whether Dupre, who is said to be interested in having a singing career, will go all the way with Flynt is yet to be seen.

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“In light of the National Republican Congressional Committee’s call for candidates and members of Congress to return soon-to-be former Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s (D) donations, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) wonders why members and the National Republican Senatorial Committee have not returned Sen. David Vitter’s (R-LA) contributions,” according to a statement from the organization released on Thursday. “As widely reported, Sen. Vitter has solicited prostitutes in the past. Rather than being condemned and ostracized, Sen. Vitter received a standing ovation at a Republican Caucus luncheon after his transgressions became public.”

The statement continues, “what is good for the goose should be good for the gander,” and notes the following contributions made by Vitter:

2006 cycle:

National Republican Senatorial Committee – $25,000

House members:

Charles Boustany, Jr. (R- LA) – $1,000
Steve Chabot (R-OH) – $2,500
Jim Gerlach (R–PA) – $2,000
Deborah Pryce (R-OH) – $2,000
Mark Souder (R-IN) – $2,000
Heather Wilson (R-NM) – $2,000

Senate members:

Bob Corker (R-TN) – $10,000
John Ensign (R-NV) – $5,000
Orrin Hatch (R-UT) – $5,000
Jon Kyl (R-AZ) – $6,000

2008 cycle:

Senate member:

Mitch McConnell (R-KY) – $1,000

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Kendall Coffey provided some interesting commentary on CNN today regarding Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s role in a prostitution sex ring,

But why, the Miami Herald asks, did the network bill Coffey simply as “a former U.S. attorney,” leaving out the fact that was forced to resign that job in 1996 after biting a dancer during her naughty strip club performance?

“Neither Coffey nor CNN anchor Tony Harris mentioned the incident at the strip club as they talked about Spitzer’s encounter with a prostitute in a Washington D.C. hotel last month,” the paper notes. “But Coffey’s observations on the case certainly had some ironic overtones for anybody who remembers his own brush with a lithe young blond stripper known as Tiffany in a private ‘champagne room'’ at the old Lipstik club on South Dixie Highway.”

Despite the omission, Coffey’s advice to Spitzer seems especially spot on: “This is not survivable.”

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Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) executive director Melanie Sloan has released the following statement:

“In light of the revelations about Governor Eliot Spitzer’s use of prostitutes, we are reminded again that the Senate Ethics Committee has so far refused to investigate Senator David Vitter (R-LA), who admitted to using the services of the so-called D.C. Madam to solicit for prostitution. Although Governor Spitzer’s conduct is more serious — likely amounting to one or more felonies — both men are high level government officials who have publicly proclaimed their high moral standards. Both should have to live by those standards and be held accountable for their actions. The Ethics Committee should not continue to give Senator Vitter a pass.”

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