Oops, he did it again.
Ex Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Dick Village, NY) is at it again — this time with a busty brunette who he has allegedly been friends with for a long time. The New York Post is reporting that Weiner has been caught once again sexting out crotch shots — about a dozen selfies depicting his manhood.
The exchanges happened in Twitter’s Direct Messaging system.
But this time there is a twist — and a sick, sad one at that. This time there’s a photograph of him taking a selfie of his abs and bulging crotch with his 4-year-old son, Jordan, in bed next to him.
Seriously, does Huma Abedin, Hillary Clintons‘s top campaign aide — who has stuck by Weiner and remained married to a man the NYP calls the “stay at home cad” — think this is OK? Is she really going to allow this to go on? While she’s busy getting Clinton elected, is someone going to protect this little boy?
As of Monday morning, Weiner’s Twitter account is no longer active.
Clinton was reportedly the one who convinced Huma to stick with him the first time he got caught.
Clearly Weiner isn’t vying to win Father of the Year.
But sexting a woman a crotch shot that includes his son? (My colleague Jim Treacher has a few choice words about this in a story with the headline: “Welcome Back, Anthony Weiner’s Penis”)
This appears to be a new low — even for Weiner.
The woman he was sexting with is a 40-year-old divorcee and a Donald Trump supporter who lives with her boyfriend. Weiner asked her on a date but it never happened.
According to the report, Weiner’s sexting relationship with the woman began in January 2015 and was still going on in August 2016.
In one exchange, Weiner tells the woman that she showed up in his dreams. But he also said she was responsible for keeping him awake as he was “horny as f–k.”
Weiner was recently caught sexting with a woman who was actually a man. In the exchange, he compared himself to a Mongoose.
In a recent interview with NYT‘s Mark Leibovich, Weiner refused to say whether he is still sexting women who are not his wife.
“I’m not going to go down the path of talking about any of that,” Weiner said, practicing a discretion he has never known. “But I will say this: There’s no doubt that the Trump phenomenon has led a lot of people to say to me, “Boy, compared to inviting the Russians to come hack someone’s email, your thing seems almost quaint.”
“Quaint” doesn’t seem to fit this time around.