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Well if the Democrats get short of candidates, why not? He has experience. And we know what kind of experience he has. Unlike the Republicans, he's not part of the war against women.
Mr Weiner is being kept warm on the grill. He has a new job with the PR firm of the year. Putting him on the payroll looks like political payback of a favor.
When Hillary goes down, then perhaps Weiner will jump in. He has more experience in social media than any other candidate.
Did he or Carlos Danger show up on the list of Ashley Madison members?
Gee, I thought he ran for Mayor of NYC after Congress. I guess he wants to forget the experience. And he doesn't want to talk about his new job. Very strange.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...91fe4b0224d8831f2c6?utm_hp_ref=anthony-weiner
Mr Weiner is being kept warm on the grill. He has a new job with the PR firm of the year. Putting him on the payroll looks like political payback of a favor.
When Hillary goes down, then perhaps Weiner will jump in. He has more experience in social media than any other candidate.
Did he or Carlos Danger show up on the list of Ashley Madison members?
Weiner is joining the New York-based firm MWW. He will be on the advisory board rather than advising clients, according to Politico.
In an interview with Fortune, Weiner clarified that he will be focusing on "business development" and tried to downplay the new job.
"Well, Ive been doing consulting and business development kind of things ever since I left Congress," he said. "So it's not some kind of great new thing. The new thing is I will be doing the work under the umbrella of a well-known, deeply talented, deeply resourced company. And I look forward to that."
Gee, I thought he ran for Mayor of NYC after Congress. I guess he wants to forget the experience. And he doesn't want to talk about his new job. Very strange.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...91fe4b0224d8831f2c6?utm_hp_ref=anthony-weiner