Anthony Weiner admits to sending more lewd images, texts but vows to stay in mayor's race

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Posted on AllSides July 23, 2013

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With his wife by his side, Anthony Weiner said Tuesday he's not dropping out of the New York City mayoral race despite new revelations that he sent additional lewd photos and text messages after he left Congress in disgrace for his prior online chats.

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