Wednesday, May 14th 2008, 4:00 AM  Staten Island: I never heard your liberal rag call out for the serial adulterer in the White House to resign eight years ago. If we lose Vito Fossella's support against the liberal politicos running this city, we, the people of Staten Island, are in big trouble.  Brooklyn: It seems as if certain New Yorkers are upset that black people are tired of accepting the treatment we receive. It's past time that we protested the inequality, injustice, racial profiling, etc., that ultimately caused the fate of Sean Bell. Rev. Al may not be on point all the time, but who is? But the protesters are on point with this one because, realistically, we don't all share the same God-given rights.  Wilton, N.Y.: I completely resent a hypocrite like Ted Kennedy, who is lucky he isn't behind bars for the death of that poor girl in Massachusetts, pontificating about Hillary not having "real leadership" or "being in tune with the nobler aspirations of the American people." He wouldn't know leadership or nobility if it was under a beer bottle.  Manhattan: Re "Hil's no leader, sez Ted" (May 10): Could someone please enlighten me as to what the Prince of Chappaquiddick would know about leadership and nobility?  Whitestone: The only reason I would vote for Sen. Clinton is to get her the hell out of New York.  Staten Island: I would like to formally nominate Hillary Clinton for the 2008 Mike Huckabee "I Don't Know When to Quit" Award.  Ain't too much sadder than...  Bronx: People say they don't like Hillary Clinton's serious, no-nonsense demeanor. They say she's not personable enough. They seem to want her clownish and jolly. Haven't we had too many years of a clown?  Bronx: To Voicer Anne Petrow: Thank you. I deplore killing for killing's sake. Those who hunt: Find another hobby. Those who take children out to hunt: Give them a camera and let them appreciate the life and environment around them before it all disappears. Hunting nurtures violent tendencies. We don't need to kill the wild animals to eat. We are not a starving civilization.  Brooklyn: Re the article on the Nutter family of nine ("Gettin' hard to get by," May 11) and how they struggle to get by: I'm sorry, but when you are faced with tough times, realistic belt-tightening is a must, especially regarding nonessentials such as $400 a month for gymnastics and $600 a year in Little League costs.
Someone tell me what's wrong with this: Spitzer gets tarred and feathered. Fossella gets crucified. Paterson gets coronated.  Duh?