Tony Weiner has a new job...not be expected to service clients directly

[instudiocity]

From the new employer, “Anthony Weiner is an expert on public policy and will not be expected to service clients directly. As a member of our Board of Advisors, he will be a part time consultant to the agency, primarily focused on policy matters and new business development,” MWW said in the statement.

 

Geez, you just can't make this crap up... also in the article, Mr. Weiner's new employer represents BALL PARK FRANKS.

 

http://nypost.com/2015/07/23/anthony-weiner-got-a-job-fixing-pr-messes-seriously/

[AdamSmith]

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[AdamSmith]

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[rvwnsd]

Perhaps his role will include advising on what not to do.

[bigvalboy]

From the new employer, “Anthony Weiner is an expert on public policy and will not be expected to service clients directly. As a member of our Board of Advisors, he will be a part time consultant to the agency, primarily focused on policy matters and new business development,” MWW said in the statement.

 

Geez, you just can't make this crap up... also in the article, Mr. Weiner's new employer represents BALL PARK FRANKS.

 

http://nypost.com/2015/07/23/anthony-weiner-got-a-job-fixing-pr-messes-seriously/

 

 

He's also trying his hand at acting...

 

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/anthony-weiner-fails-stick-sharknado-3-role-article-1.2293162

 

Anthony Weiner fails to stick out in oddball role

in campy sequel 'Sharknado 3'

 

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"It’s a limp performance delivered in a manner most stiff.

 

Despite his proclivity for posing in front of cameras, disgraced former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner should stick to his day job — whatever it is.

 

Weiner appears as the head of some government agency in “Sharknado 3,” although it’s unclear exactly what. Some reports had pegged him as the boss of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, but the film’s stiff editing could also mean he’s in charge of an ill-fated jaunt into outer space. With sharks.

 

Either way, the polarizing politico comes off slightly rigid on film with the few lines he gets to spew. In a B-movie like this, no one should have to work so hard. It’s small wonder Weiner seems to have not been offered any tips by the pros."