The American online magazine Wonkette, which is dedicated to political gossip and satirical and snarky analysis of American current affairs, has declared the Mayor of Reykjavík the “next Justin Trudeau.” Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada is well known for his good looks. Yesterday the political magazine ran a long feature with numerous photographs of Dagur B. Eggertsson, the mayor of Reykjavík, under the headline “Roll over Justin Trudeau we need to make space in the bed. Fine-Ass Reykjavik Mayor Is Your New Political Sexxx Fantasy Of The Week.”
“We at Wonkette are serious journalists, so we like to stay on top of when there is a hot guy. We have done deep analysis time and again on how hot Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is … Meet Dagur Bergþóruson Eggertsson, mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland. …”
Wonkette is not only impressed with the good looks of Dagur, it is equally impressed with his education: Before going into politics Dagur was a physician. He also holds a masters degree in International law and human rights: “UH OH, so he is handsome AND smart!” Wonkette declares breathlessly.
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The love-affair comes on the heels of a large feature on Icelandic swimming pools in the New York Times, where the writer Dan Kois met with Dagur in a Reykjavík swimming pool, describing him as “handsome”. Wonkette seems to agree. Wonkette is known for its somewhat risqué approach to describing the appearance of politicians its writers find handsome or pretty, so significant parts of the “analysis” of the article are somewhat unfit to print.
The American online magazine Wonkette, which is dedicated to political gossip and satirical and snarky analysis of American current affairs, has declared the Mayor of Reykjavík the “next Justin Trudeau.” Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada is well known for his good looks. Yesterday the political magazine ran a long feature with numerous photographs of Dagur B. Eggertsson, the mayor of Reykjavík, under the headline “Roll over Justin Trudeau we need to make space in the bed. Fine-Ass Reykjavik Mayor Is Your New Political Sexxx Fantasy Of The Week.”
“We at Wonkette are serious journalists, so we like to stay on top of when there is a hot guy. We have done deep analysis time and again on how hot Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is … Meet Dagur Bergþóruson Eggertsson, mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland. …”
Wonkette is not only impressed with the good looks of Dagur, it is equally impressed with his education: Before going into politics Dagur was a physician. He also holds a masters degree in International law and human rights: “UH OH, so he is handsome AND smart!” Wonkette declares breathlessly.
Read more: NYT finds geothermal public pools key to social harmony and well-being in Iceland
The love-affair comes on the heels of a large feature on Icelandic swimming pools in the New York Times, where the writer Dan Kois met with Dagur in a Reykjavík swimming pool, describing him as “handsome”. Wonkette seems to agree. Wonkette is known for its somewhat risqué approach to describing the appearance of politicians its writers find handsome or pretty, so significant parts of the “analysis” of the article are somewhat unfit to print.
