Weiner's political comeback amid sex scandal and poll support
History shows Anthony Weiner could persevere past scandal if he keeps his seat. A NY 1 Marist poll finds 56 percent of voters in his district say he should stay in Congress, reflecting a pattern where voters forgive after the initial fallout. Critics urge ethics inquiry as colleagues call for resignation.
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Weiner acknowledges online contact with 17 year old
U S Rep Anthony Weiner admitted online contact with a 17 year old in Delaware but said the messages were neither explicit nor indecent. New Castle County police spoke with the teen, who said there was no criminal activity. Weiner has faced broader scrutiny over explicit messages sent to several women online.
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