Weiner Hires Campaign Manager After Receiving Some Declines, Politico Says

Weiner Hires Campaign Manager After Receiving Some Declines, Politico Says
Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) announced his resignation June 16, 2011. Spencer Platt/Getty Images
Updated:

NEW YORK— Disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) has hired a campaign manager for his run for mayor, a campaign that he will officially announce next week, sources told Politico.

 The chosen campaign manager is said to be Danny Kedem, according to Politico. Kedem had recently been a Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee senior campaign advisor, working on Mark Murphy’s run for Congress. The campaign had been unsuccessful.

 Kedem has worked on a number of congressional runs and mayoral races, as well as field organizing work on Hillary Clinton’s presidential run.

 Weiner had resigned from his position in Congress in 2011 due to a scandalous twitter photo.

 According to Politico, Weiner had reached out to various potential managers and press hires but a number of them did not pursue a job interview.

However, Weiner has  already began receiving  endorsements before  formally announcing his run.

 Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn) told Current TV in mid-April that he would like to see Weiner as the mator of New York.

 “Nobody here is perfect...He’s dealth with his issues, and everybody has issues,” Ellison said

 

Related Topics