Anthony Weiner Allegedly Kept on Sextin’, Called Self ‘Carlos Danger’
LatestFormer Congressman and current mayoral candidate/New York Post headline penis pun darling Anthony Weiner has done a lot of apologizing for the unfortunate sexting habit that all but derailed his political career two summers ago … so you’d think a guy with sky-high political aspirations would have learned his lesson. But if a new set of SEXT-tacular allegations are to be believed, Weiner’s old habits have died hard. I apologize for that unintentional dick joke.
A woman who claims she and Weiner engaged in one of his signature cockshot-based internet relationships has come forward to spottily reliable website The Dirty with screenshots of conversations she says occurred last summer — many moons after Weiner apologized for his behavior and not long after Weiner wife Huma Abedin gave birth to the couple’s first child. According to the source, she thought she and the ex-Congressman were “in love” and the two have phone sex multiple times per day like a couple of smitten teens who couldn’t keep their hands off their own junk. The source also told The Dirty that the pair planned to meet IRL for some meatspace fornicating.
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