King Kong Ding Dong
Weiner makes the cover of The New Yorker.
Terrific… But they should have wrapped him in a towel.
The New Yorker reported:
“With a topic like Anthony Weiner, how can you find anything broad or funny that he hasn’t already personally breached?” says John Cuneo, the artist who painted next week’s cover. He continues: “Free association made me think of the Empire State Building, and then King Kong, the iconic image of him straddling it. And then Weiner sexting, his head tilted and looking a certain way—I just stumbled upon the image as I was sketching. But all I could think about while working on this piece was, ‘Will Weiner still be in the race by the time it runs?’
Weiner told reporters yesterday he wasn’t sure how many women were involved in the scandal – maybe 6-10.
But, he’s not sure.
