Sex Therapy Experts: Anthony Weiner Not Cured
The Gabbard Center, where Weiner checked in for three days, provides evaluations, not treatment. “No one gets treatment in three days,” says Weiss.
The Gabbard Center, where Weiner checked in for three days, provides evaluations, not treatment. “No one gets treatment in three days,” says Weiss.
The former congressman defends himself against a damaging New York Times article. “That’s the other thing about the story. I don’t do salads.”
John Liu, city comptroller and another mayoral candidate, is doing the SNAP challenge too. “I’m gonna get probably a loaf of bread, some peanut butter, rice, lentils,” says Weiner.
A listless start by comparison for the other senate hopefuls in New Jersey’s special election. “Did you see how unexcited Pallone looked when he said he was excited?”
“Do I have to answer in less than 140 characters?”
Democratic recruits want to sit the midterms out and run in 2016 under Clinton’s name instead. “Whoever has the job of recruiting for the DCCC after I leave will not have a difficult job,” says Israel.
Standing alongside Sen. Bill Bradley, Booker made the case against D.C., but promised not to go negative. “I do not run from challenges — I run toward them.”
“America’s favorite mayor” may be favored to win the New Jersey Senate race, but his opponents are working overtime to stop his momentum. What could go wrong for Booker, and right for Pallone and Holt.
The man in charge getting Democrats elected to the House says voters want problem-solvers, not ideologues. “If you relitigate the ideology on the ACA, it’s a losing strategy,” says Israel.
“The most unapologetic and eloquent spokesperson about poverty in this country,” says Phillips. The $2 million project: “Help Cory Win.”