Jeffrey Toobin, the New Yorker legal reporter who was suspended Monday after exposing himself to colleagues on a Zoom call, once said that Andrew Breitbart’s reporting about then-Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) was “outrageous.”
It was Alex Marlow’s unique foresight on that fateful Friday evening in late May 2011 that made Weinergate a story at all. Marlow saw it as a cybersecurity story, not a sex scandal.
Former Congressman and registered sex offender Anthony Weiner checked in for his 21-month prison sentence Monday, which was handed down after he pleaded guilty to sending lewd messages to a 15-year-old girl.
The media are still doing today what they did then: protecting Democrats and targeting conservatives. Anthony Weiner’s fate does not change that.
CNN Editor-at-Large Chris Cillizza urged readers Friday to “stop talking” about disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner, arguing that “there’s literally no reason to write or talk about [him] anymore.”
With Hillary Clinton now favored to win the White House, attention turns to her likely policies, appointments, and aides. Her long-suffering assistant and adviser, Huma Abedin, may be moving into the White House, according to one unsubstantiated report last year.
The Daily Beast is reporting that disgraced former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner believes ex-Gotham Mayor Michael Bloomberg could win the 2016 election if he decides to make a run for White House.
The new Anthony Weiner film pulls no punches–and raises new questions about the entourage the Clintons intend to bring to the White House.