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considering republican history.....i'm sure you're proud of vitter, too.For someone that said I'm sure you know what you're talking about
For someone that said I'm sure you know what you're talking about
considering republican history.....i'm sure you're proud of vitter, too.For someone that said I'm sure you know what you're talking about
Weiner got roasted.
Weiner limps out of office
Weiner exits, deflated
after much stress Weiner finishes prematurely
Imagination is magical.tHX 4 SHARING,
It's not just a sex scandal. Dude sent nude pictures of himself to women who weren't seeking them out. I'm pretty sure that you can take that to court. That's unlawful on some level. He knew once this Ginger Lee camout saying he sent her nude pics that there was no way he could defense himself because his defense the whole time was that everything was consensual.
The bigger problem is that he lied multiple times about that issue. Had he come clean from the start, this would have died few days later
Well I said he "screwed up". Anything beyond that is all assumptions on your part. You assume well
Weiner just couldn't keep it up
Weiner got a little too y and thought he would never get caught red-handed
Weiner got spanked by the media
Wiener feels "beat up" by heavy-handed media
He's probably waxing dolph... er, poetic as we speak.
Wiener was all chocked up at the conference.
Wiener felt pulled to do the right thing
Wiener's conscience was tugging at him.
Sending semi-nude pics over the internet.....gMAFB....that's gonna be a tough standard for Republicans to live up to....
Fake Iden ies Were Used on Twitter in Effort to Get Information on Weiner
At least three months before the revelation that former Representative Anthony D. Weiner was sending lewd messages and photos to women online, a small group of self-described conservatives was monitoring his exchanges with women on Twitter. Now there is evidence that one or more people created two false iden ies on Twitter in order to collect information to use against him.
A Twitter user employing a fake name posed as a 16-year-old California high school girl in May and tried to get Mr. Weiner to be her prom date, according to people with knowledge of the communications and a review of do ents. The person behind another Twitter account created under a fake name claimed to be her classmate and offered to provide the group with incriminating evidence about Mr. Weiner.
Mr. Weiner, who resigned on Thursday after admitting he had sent explicit photos and messages to multiple women on social media sites, had already been the subject of intense focus on Twitter by the conservative group, which calls itself the #bornfreecrew.
One Twitter user the group observed seeking to interact with Mr. Weiner was called “Nikki Reid.” She started an online campaign to get Mr. Weiner to be her prom date at Hollywood High School in May, using the account @starchild111. Within days after Mr. Weiner started following her, a Twitter user, also using a fake name, Marianela Alicea, and pretending to be Nikki Reid’s classmate, contacted a member of the #bornfreecrew and said she had information about Mr. Weiner, but never provided any.
But there is no evidence that either girl exists. There is no Nikki Reid or Marianela Alicea enrolled at Hollywood High School. In response to requests from a reporter from the blog Mediaite, a woman claiming to be Nikki Reid’s mother provided do entation to substantiate her iden y and her daughter’s iden y. But records show the street address the woman provided does not list anyone named Reid as an occupant. State officials in California have confirmed that the driver’s license this woman provided to Mediaite was false, as well.
It remains unclear who is behind the fake Twitter accounts, why anyone was trying to pretend to be a 16-year-old high school girl looking for Mr. Weiner to be her prom date or why the user contacted members of the #bornfreecrew. As an increasing number of politicians and elected officials use social media tools to engage with cons uents and deliver their message, the prospect of people not using their real iden ies presents potential pitfalls and opportunity for political opponents to play dirty tricks.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/18/ny...gewanted=print
That explains why the 46 year old married United States congressman took pictures of his weiner and sent it out to what he hoped were strange women across the net.
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Vitter ed pros utes, now he's a Repug hero.
Weener sent pix, Dems dropped him.
See any difference between the decadent Dems and the "family values, God-lovin" Repugs?
It's Weiner's weiner, grimmtons. Get over it.
Vitter admitted it, with his wife by his side, one time for everybody.
Weiner repeatedly denied it, rather arrogantly, before his lies caught up to him. Again, I said Vitter "screwed up". Also, Vitter was re-elected. Do you understand what happens to "re" and "elected" once they are compounded?
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