The Politicker of the New York Observer is picking up Emailgate.

More From the Sink-Spitzer Campaign

Here is a new graphic sent out to reporters and operatives yesterday, courtesy of the Walter J. Mahoney Republican Club in Buffalo. It’s basically a poster that outlines the Roger Stone argument (and, for that matter, the Michael Caputo argument) that Eliot Spitzer has been distracted by scandal and ineffective, while the state Senate Republicans have tended to pressing matters like fixing the upstate economy.

The distribution list for this piece, apparently, is the same as the one for Caputo's regular anti-Spitzer emails. (Readers who contacted me wondering about why they’re receiving Caputo’s emails also got this one.)

I responded to the address at the bottom of this flier asking for more information and have yet to hear back.

Yeah, do tell. Why are all of these emails going to the same addresses? Michael Caputo denies working for Stone and Bruno - ladies and gentlemen, the evidentiary record suggests otherwise.

That didn't take long: two days of serious reporting by self and Phil Anderson, and we have a public statement by Michael Caputo, here in the comments.

There's some interesting stuff happening here. First of all, one person using a blocked IP address is presently paying very close attention to both Daily Gotham and The Albany Project, and there especially to our coverage of Emailgate. Which two blogs are even covering this?

Daily Gotham...

The Albany Project...

There's more on the flip.