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Campaign Ads by Politicians .. Weiner won’t go (June 12, 2011) …..item 2..Sarah Palin — Not being a candidate, you’re unshackled (10/06/2011) …
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Weiner has acknowledged exchanging messages and photos, ranging from sexually suggestive to explicit, with several women online. The latest to surface appeared on the gossip website TMZ.
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Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y., is questioned by the media near his home in the Queens borough of New York, Saturday, June 11, 2011. The 46-year-old congressman acknowledged Friday that he had online contact with a 17-year-old girl from Delaware but said there was nothing inappropriate. (AP Photo/David Karp)
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WASHINGTON – The second-ranking House Democrat on Sunday joined the party leadership in urging Rep. Anthony Weiner to quit because of his sexting scandal, a request the New York lawmaker has sidestepped in favor of a temporary leave of absence.
The Republican Party chairman criticized Democratic leaders for not taking a more forceful stand earlier on the affair, which has overshadowed much of the legislative business on Capitol Hill over the past week.
Weiner has acknowledged exchanging messages and photos, ranging from sexually suggestive to explicit, with several women online. The latest to surface appeared on the gossip website TMZ.
The photos posted Sunday were purportedly taken in the House members’ gym and show a shirtless Weiner with a towel around his waist and his hand on his crotch. TMZ said the photos were sent online to at least one woman.
Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland, the No. 2 House Democrat, spoke of Weiner’s "bizarre and unacceptable behavior" in sending inappropriate pictures of himself to young women. Hoyer said it would be "extraordinarily difficult" for Weiner to continue to represent his constituents effectively.
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In New York, foes and supporters of Weiner confronted each other.
"He’s not fit to be our congressman," said Jim Scott, 61, one of about two dozen constituents who rallied in front of Weiner’s office in the Kew Gardens section of Queens. "People are sick of him, especially his attitude."
Half a dozen Weiner supporters gathered a few yards away. College student Olivia Lurrie, 18, said Weiner was a good leader who made a mistake.
Weiner announced Saturday that he was entering professional treatment at an undisclosed location and wanted a leave of absence from Congress. A statement from an aide did not say where he would receive treatment or what type was involved.
That announcement came right after House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the national party head, said Weiner must go.
Weiner said at news conference last Monday that he had lied in previously saying that he had not sent any photos. Pelosi immediately called for an ethics committee investigation. But it was not until the weekend that leaders said he should step down.
Hoyer said the ethics committee process to decide if Weiner had committed an expellable offense would take time and "I really don’t know if we have that time." He said he didn’t see how Weiner could stay in office.
Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., said Weiner should resign. "We’ve got important work to do and this is a ridiculous distraction," he said in an appearance with Hoyer on "Face the Nation" on CBS.
On NBC’s "Meet the Press," Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus criticized Pelosi and other Democrats for not acting sooner.
"It seemed to me that for the first 10 days in this circus … the only job that Nancy Pelosi was interested in saving was Anthony Weiner’s," he said.
That drew a sharp retort from Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., who accused Republicans of a double standard.
She said that Republican leaders didn’t call for the resignation of Sen. David Vitter, R-La., when he got caught up in a prostitution scandal, and that Priebus had not publicly sought the resignation of former Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., who stepped down this year over an affair with a staffer’s wife.
Wasserman Schultz said party officials initially gave Weiner "some breathing room" to reach the conclusion that he needed to step down on his own, but decided to toughen their stance Saturday after it became apparent he would not do so.
David B. Cohen, a political science professor at the University of Akron, said Sunday: "Had Anthony Weiner not been a rising star in the party and such a hero to progressives, he would have already been gone. But the fact that he is a national figure that has a national base of support bought him some time."
A leave of absence may be Weiner’s only chance to rehabilitate his career, Cohen said. "Remorse isn’t going to cut it in this case. Buy some time, and some time out of the public spotlight."
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Associated Press writers Karen Zraick in New York and Rik Stevens in Albany, N.Y., contributed to this report.
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Palin Announces She Wont Run for President
After months of speculation, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin announced Wednesday that she will not be throwing her hat into the ring for the Republican presidential nomination.
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WASHINGTON DC — Sarah Palin took to the airwaves to make it official,
"I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that I can be on the right path not as a candidate for president at this time."
After months of speculation, the former Alaska Governor announced in a radio interview and on her Facebook page that she will not be jumping in the GOP race.
Palin spent the summer hinting she might run, even criss-crossing the country on what looked like a campaign bus.
But in the end the former Vice Presidential nominee said family comes first. "The consideration of what candidacy does to or for a family that weighed heavily"
Her decision comes a day after New Jersey Governor Chris Christie decided not to run and leaves the GOP field largely set.
A CBS News New York Times poll shows Mitt Romney and Herman Cain tied for the lead with Rick Perry slipping to third.
But just because Palin is not running for office, does not mean you wont see her on the campaign trail. She plans to use her strong Tea Party backing to help elect other conservatives to congress and the White House.
"Not being a candidate, you’re unshackled and you’re allowed to be even more active and I look forward to coordinating the strategies that will assist in replacing our president," said Palin.
She may have answered one big question, but now Palin will have to decide who she will endorse.
Shortly after her announcement, Republican presidential hopefuls Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann both released statements calling Palin a good friend and a strong voice for the conservative movement.
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