Coleman Lantern Collectors Corner

Coleman Lantern Collectors Corner

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Congressman Anthony Weiner Twitter account

Weiner has no morals, no decency, no manners, no decorum, no scruples, no principles, no respect and certainly no ethics, yet Pelosi wants an "investigation" that will cost how many taxpayer dollars? He will be branded for the rest of his life with a graphical trademark in the image of a...wiener and he only has himself to blame.


Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-Brooklyn, Queens) owes it to the people of New York to resign.
Clinging to his office until his fingernails turned white, Weiner held a press conference on Monday and confessed to making a mistake. This was his latest attempt to silence a week of speculation about a photograph of his crotch that made its way to a Seattle coed via Weiner’s Twitter account. First he claimed his account had been hacked; on Monday he admitted that he took and sent the lewd crotch shot himself.
What was the apology about? He said he loves his wife, but his conduct was not loving. His behavior humiliated her. He has always treated women with contempt, when he was single and now that he is married.
Was it an aberration? No. He admitted to sexual prowling on the internet for three years. This is who he is. It is a pattern of conduct. Sleazy conduct.
At no point during the press conference or in the preceding week did integrity make an appearance. He lied as long as he could, then said he made a mistake. That’s a weasel word. It is reminiscent of how President Bill Clinton discussed his sexual escapade with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. What Weiner actually meant was he made a political mistake. He got caught lying about who he is. “Mistake” masks the importance of the personal crime.
It is apparent he can no longer effectively advocate for the people of New York or the policies he claims to support. He is a leading advocate for the Obama health law, but how can he advocate for it when he is no longer considered a person of sound judgment or moral values?
Congressman Chris Lee of New York’s 26th Congressional District resigned earlier this year when his sexual escapades on the Internet were uncovered. He was the latest in a long string of New York love pols, including Congressman Vito Fossella and Gov. Eliot Spitzer, to leave office in order to spare the state such distractions.
This isn’t about parties or politics. Anthony Weiner should resign also. Too bad his ambition is bigger than his integrity. Perhaps he can become the new head of the International Monetary Fund.

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