Anthony Weiner Says He is Done With Politics, Not ‘Life’
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Politico – For Anthony Weiner, life these days consists of figuring out fatherhood and his future. The first he’s doing pretty well with; as for the second, he’s got a long way to go.
Three years out from the 2011 sexting scandal that forced him from office and just over a year from his failed mayoral bid during which more explicit messaging with women was revealed, Weiner is slowly but steadily building a post-political life.
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