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weiner-cspan on Flickr.before he was a congressman, Anthony Weiner was a congressional aide.
screen grab via C-SPAN.

weiner-cspan on Flickr.

before he was a congressman, Anthony Weiner was a congressional aide.

screen grab via C-SPAN.

Weiner says he wants to run for mayor. 
Weiner on Weiner 2.0:
“I don’t think I’ll be as good at it. Either that or I’ll be” — he starts laughing — “this crazy new kind of politician. It’s somewhere between Chauncey Gardner and Bulworth.”

Weiner says he wants to run for mayor. 

Weiner on Weiner 2.0:

“I don’t think I’ll be as good at it. Either that or I’ll be” — he starts laughing — “this crazy new kind of politician. It’s somewhere between Chauncey Gardner and Bulworth.”

Can Anthony Weiner make a comeback?

Can Anthony Weiner make a comeback?

The Post’s front page.

“I want people to know we’re a normal family.”—Huma to People magazine

I want people to know we’re a normal family.”—Huma to People magazine

Illinois state Rep. Mike Bost’s screaming and ranting reminds me of some of Rep. Anthony Weiner’s floor speeches.

via Political Wire

The Village Voice’s Powerless Politicians

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The only thing I found interesting about the list — which isn’t at all serious or even logical —  is that it did not include embattled City Comptroller John Liu.

The list, written by Steven Thraser (#50), did include a number of politicos:

#8-Public Advocate Bill De Blasio

#16-Former public advocate Mark Green

#17-State Senator Ruben Diaz Sr.

#18-Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.

#20-Former NYC Schools Chancellor Cathie Black

#21-Former NYC Schools Chancellor Joel Klein

#25-Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer

#54-Republican Rep. Michael Grimm

#55-Former NYC Comptroller Bill Thompson

#57-Empire State Pride Agenda

#59-Former Rep. Anthony Weiner

#60-Former governor Eliot Spitzer

#61-Former governor David Paterson

#64-Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz

#66-Staten Island Tea Party leader Frank Santarpia

#83-Jimmy McMillan

#88-Anyone who voted for term limits

#93-Former NYC Transportation Commissioner Iris Weinshall

Republicans remind voters that David Weprin is “Anthony Weiner’s replacement.” Considering that Weprin held onto a significant amount of support in the NY-9 district after his over-exposure, I’m not sure if this is targeted to voters back home, or a wider base of donors beyond the NY-9 borders.

I work at Politickerny.com, which, now, looks like a site obsessively dedicated to David Weprin, who Democrats nominated as their candidate for the congressional seat Anthony Weiner vacated.

did I want to give up the rest of my term on the City Council…to be in Congress for a year-and-a-half?
Eric Ulrich tells NY1 why he’s not running for Rep. Weiner’s congressional seat.
Hopefully it will soon pass.
Anthony Weiner’s note to neighbor’s, inconvenienced by all the reporters loitering nearby.
All of the unanswered questions figure to return if he decides to enter the mayor’s race
Steve Kornacki, writing about Anthony Weiner, in the New York Post

NBC’s Chuck Scarborough doesn’t seem to mind that I go tie-less on his show. Our chat: Weiner, damaged but 2013 is a long ways away; Mitt Romney, front runner in a not-well-established GOP2012 field.

Kramer tried to get an interview with the six-term New York Democrat [Anthony Weiner] and as a result had the cops called on her.
via CBS

Journo: “This distraction might go away if you answered some of the questions that are out there.”

Weiner: “I’m not convinced of that. I’m not convinced of that.”