
Anthony Weiner finally admits to sending pictures to 6 women
This blow job liberal congresman has lied for the last 2 weeks and now he comes out and says he has been lying and now says it is true he did send pictures of himself to this women. He needs to step down and quit being a congressman asap. Fuk him that lying liberal prick needs to go. Mark Foley and Chris Lee had to resign for these type of pictures and so does this idiot Weiner
Last edited by Curt James; 06-07-2011 at 09:00 PM. Reason: Added YouTubes
The problem is, his own party won't force him out, unlike the Republican Party that won't stand for it.
+1 Look at what the Bill Clinton sex scandal did for him. His "urban youth" base thought he was a "pimp" for getting blown in the oval office.
Democrats don't give a shit about this stuff, because they don't hold themselves to any moral standards. Their base doesn't care.
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Newt Gingrich was getting blow jobs from some chick that wasn't his wife in a car during the period of time he was impeaching Bill Clinton. Both parties tolerate it, it's just a matter of where your constituents are. New Yorkers could give 2 shits about this but somebody representing East Bumblefuck Tennessee would be lynched.
If sense were common, everyone would have it.
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Poor, pooooor Weiner. He's under a lot of stress. His only desire is to be a better husband and soon-to-be father.
Weiner to seek treatment amid growing pressure to resign
By the CNN Wire Staff
UPDATED: 07:29 PM EDT 06.11.11
U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner, who has been under fire after admitting to inappropriate communications with women online, has decided to seek treatment "to focus on becoming a better husband and healthier person," his spokeswoman said Saturday.
While the New York congressman seeks treatment at an undisclosed location, he will take a "short leave of absence" from Congress, Risa Heller said in a statement.
A Democratic source, familiar with conversations among Weiner and Democratic leadership about his fate, did not know what specific type of treatment Weiner, 46, would undergo.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and the chairmen of the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee called for Weiner to step down in separate statements earlier Saturday.
Weiner's decision to seek treatment and take a leave was not enough to satisfy Pelosi, who wants him to step down, a Pelosi aide told CNN.
"Congressman Weiner has the love of his family, the confidence of his constituents and the recognition that he needs help. I urge Congressman Weiner to seek that help without the pressures of being a member of Congress," Pelosi said earlier.
DCCC Chair Steve Israel also wished Weiner well in his personal life, but said that the scandal has "become an insurmountable distraction" to the House.
"The behavior he has exhibited is indefensible and Representative Weiner's continued service in Congress is untenable," DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said, also calling it a distraction.
According to the Democratic source, leaders decided it was time to tell Weiner to resign because they "don't want to go into a third week with a story that brings disgrace on the House and not talk about our agenda."
This same source said Weiner responded that he doesn't want to make a decision until his wife, Huma Abedin, returns from a trip. Abedin, a senior aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, is traveling with her in Africa and is scheduled to return early Thursday.
"Congressman Weiner takes the views of his colleagues very seriously and has determined that he needs this time to get healthy and make the best decision possible for himself, his family and his constituents," Heller said.
The statements come as Delaware authorities are investigating contact between a local teen and Weiner.
"Detectives were made aware of alleged contact between Congressman Anthony Weiner and an area teen," New Castle County Police said in a statement.
"Detectives have conducted an interview with the teen and she has made no disclosure of criminal activity nor inappropriate contact by the congressman."
Pressed for answers on the Delaware allegations as he ran errands in the New York City borough of Queens on Saturday, Weiner told reporters: "Nothing explicit, nothing indecent. Absolutely nothing inappropriate."
[Why should anyone believe him now?]
A senior Democratic official told CNN that the decision to call for Weiner's resignation had "been in the works for several days" and the discussions "between the political committees resulted in an internal Saturday morning deadline for him to resign on his own."
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, said the decision "was decided before the Delaware news broke."
Weiner admitted this week that he engaged in sexually tinged communications with women and lied about it.
The congressman publicly apologized Monday for exchanging "messages and photos of explicit nature with about six women in the last three years." He said he communicated with women through Facebook, Twitter, e-mail and, occasionally, on the phone.
"I don't know the exact ages of the women ... at least to the best of my knowledge, they were all adults, and they were engaging in conversations consensually," Weiner said Monday. "All I know is what they published about themselves in social media."
Weiner also said he never met any of the women in person.
Wednesday's publication online of an explicit photo that a conservative blogger claims shows Weiner's genitals was the latest twist in the scandal. Andrew Breitbart, whose biggovernment.com website broke the story of Weiner's sexting, said the photo came from a woman who told him Weiner sent it to her.
Weiner acknowledged Monday that such an X-rated photo of him could exist.
On Saturday, Weiner said, "I've made some serious mistakes and I'm trying to redeem myself," adding that his "remarkable" wife is doing well.
"I'm trying to get back to work," said Weiner, who, before the scandal broke, was best known for a passionate, theatrical rant on the House floor over a bill that funded health care costs for 9/11 first responders.
Among other things, the congressman can point to a Marist College poll released Thursday showing that a majority of registered voters in his district -- 56% -- don't believe he should step down.
Only 33% believe he should go.
Assuming Weiner stays, the question now becomes whether the House ethics panel will heed calls for an investigation from top Democrats.
Weiner has said he would welcome an ethics probe.
The code of conduct for members of Congress calls for them to conduct themselves "at all times in a manner that shall reflect creditably on the House." However, ethics experts say legislators are rarely, if ever, disciplined for violating that rule alone.
Using government technology such as telephones and computers for his sexting could be another story.
Weiner has said he used his personal BlackBerry and home computer, but added: "I don't have the knowledge of every last communication, but I don't believe that I used any government resources."
[Who cares what he believes. Even if he knew he'd just lie about it.]
Weiner was first elected to the House in 1998 after his political mentor, then-Rep. Chuck Schumer, decided to run for the Senate. He has been a reliable liberal voice for the solidly Democratic 9th District, which encompasses parts of Brooklyn and Queens. He ran unsuccessfully in the Democratic mayoral primary race in 2005 and was mentioned as a candidate for 2013.
Schumer said Saturday he was "heartbroken" about the situation.
"For those of us who are longtime friends of Anthony Weiner his wrongful behavior is distressing and saddening," the senator said in a statement. "It's clear he needs professional help and I am glad he is seeking it."
Weiner and his wife are expecting a child, CNN has learned.
From CNN.com
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What a crock. He's going for therapy. Pfft. Because he was caught and has done the "How much sympathy will this garner me?" calculation.
Hey, a pervert and a liar? Sure. He's a politician. But now he's marked himself as a spineless, "Pity me and my affliction. I just want to be a better person" POS.


Last edited by Curt James; 06-12-2011 at 12:04 AM. Reason: Open Chat, brother.

he's a scum bag and he only did this so he can be legaly covered by law because no one can be fired beasuse of some type of substance abuse or mental thing or what ever and I'm sure congress has those rules in place. This isnt for him to get help this is to try to cover his ass so he doesnt have to quit. But this 17yr teen girl will finaly knock him out of office big time
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