Is anyone else not buying Bill Keller’s insistence that the NYT he’s not feeling “unbridled glee” about nailing Eliot Spitzer’s “personal tragedy?” Though he maintains that he feels “there is a lot of satisfaction in reporting it,” it’s no secret he’s more than a little excited that he gets to rub the paper’s reporting in the faces of critics who see the Times as a liberal broadsheet. And while we won’t snub the Times reporters’ hard work in identifying Spitzer as Client 9, let’s not forget it was actually the New York Sun, with a March 7 article, that identified the Emperors Club scandal and the involvement of the U.S. District Attorney’s office, so maybe that’s why the excitement is not “unbridled.”