Are we hypocrites if we say Weiner should not resign- poll

[GOBUCKS]

His wife was born here but grew up in Saudi Arabia. Wonder what they would have done with his Weiner if they lived there?

It may be that after the orthodox Saudi muzzie OB-GYN preacher/surgeons were finished, she grew up without much interest in the icky activities that nutcase nadin worries about. So perhaps, even as a newlywed, the Weinerwiener is neglected.

[thundley4]

His wife was born here but grew up in Saudi Arabia. Wonder what they would have done with his Weiner if they lived there?

They would have done nothing to Weiner, but the Muslims would have stoned to death the women he flirted with online. Those shameless harlots deserve to die. /Muslim Jihadi

[BlueStateSaint]

They would have done nothing to Weiner . . . /Muslim Jihadi

They would have--Weiner's Jewish, remember?

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Dear Lurkers,

We never doubted for a second that you liberals would lie, slander and prosecute the innocent in your quest for power and control over our lives.

The whole L'il Ant'ny episode is everything we have come to know and understand about you.

So: No, there is no hypocrisy...this is just business as usual for you lot.

[BlueStateSaint]

And now, this . . .

Report: Anthony Weiner coached woman to lie


By JENNIFER EPSTEIN | 6/7/11 8:47 AM EDT
Rep. Anthony Weiner encouraged a porn star to lie about their on-line relationship and offered her the help of his public relations team, according to a report on Tuesday.

Weiner sent emails to former X-rated performer Ginger Lee – to whom he’d previously acknowledged sending innocuous messages via Twitter – coaching her to deny that they had been communicating, reported TMZ, which obtained the messages and says the two had exchanged “scores of sexual emails over a long period of time.”

“The key is to have a short, thought out statement that tackles the top line questions and then refer people back to it,” Weiner is alleged to have written in a June 1 email. “Have a couple of iterations of: ‘This is silly. Like so many others, I follow Rep. Weiner on Twitter. I don’t know him and have never met him. He briefly followed me and sent me a dm (direct message) saying thank you for the follow. That’s it.’”

The next day, Weiner asked Lee if she needed assistance in crafting a message to put out to the press and public. “Do you need to talk to a professional PR type person to give u advice? I can have someone on my team call. (Yeah, my team is doing great. Ugh).”

While I don't know if this constitutes a crime, it sure does look bad--and it adds fuel to the fires that he needs to resign.


Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0611/56395.html#ixzz1ObikrHWK

[Doktor Howl]

Pretty sure it's not a crime to lie to the media.

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Pretty sure it's not a crime to lie to the media.

Pretty sure you like slandering innocent people with charges of federal crimes and telling the wife to shut her yap and preserve the marriage all in the name of the statist power-mongering game.

Klansmen, underaged gay lovers, drowned mistresses, running brotherls in their homes, bribes stashed in freezers, tax dodges...

...what won't liberals turn a blind eye to so they can lord over the rest of us proles?

[thundley4]

They would have--Weiner's Jewish, remember?

He would have converted the moment he landed in an Islamic country.  

[DumbAss Tanker]

Pretty sure it's not a crime to lie to the media.

It's not perjury, since he wasn't sworn, but a Government official falsely claiming to be a crime victim of a totally-fictitious Federal hacking offense and a raft of other falsehoods may be pushing the envelope on graying his way into violations of obstruction of justice or false statement (18 USC 1001) problems.

[BlueStateSaint]

It's not perjury, since he wasn't sworn, but a Government official falsely claiming to be a crime victim of a totally-fictitious Federal hacking offense and a raft of other falsehoods may be pushing the envelope on graying his way into violations of obstruction of justice or false statement (18 USC 1001) problems.

The one 21-year-old in Washington State has said that she saw a number on her caller ID that was him, and he engaged her in phone sex.  Later on (maybe the next day), she tried to call it to "talk" to him, and she got a message stating that it was an outgoing line only, and only for the use of U. S. Representatives and U. S. Senators.

Misuse of Federal telecommunications equipment is a Federal crime.