Carlos Danger to the Rescue!

New York Post October 28, 2016 by Daniel Halper

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails after finding new evidence on seized devices belonging to Anthony Weiner and Huma Abedin, according to Fox News.

The devices were seized after it was revealed that Weiner, a former member of Congress and mayoral candidate, had been sexting with an underage girl.

The feds began to investigate Weiner, 52, after he sent a slew of sexual messages and shirtless selfies to a 15-year-old North Carolina girl.

Weiner allegedly shared his “rape fantasies” with the teen and even sent her pornographic videos.

He also is alleged to have asked the teen to get on Skype to undress and masturbate.

The former politician engaged in his possibly criminal activity using the handle “T Dog.”

Previously, he has sexted under the pseudonym “Carlos Danger.”

The bombshell revelation came out Friday after FBI Director James Comey sent a letter to Congress explaining that new evidence in the Clinton investigation had emerged.

He said the new evidence developed as “part of an unrelated case,” without providing details.

Weiner could face 15 to 30 years in the slammer if found guilty of charges of sexual exploitation of children.

Weiner’s wife, Abedin, is Hillary Clinton’s closest aide and vice chair of her presidential campaign.

Abedin left the pervy pol soon after news of his teen sexting emerged.

Interim Democratic Party leader Donna Brazile tweeted, “Good grief,” after the news of the Weiner connection broke.  "Don't they know that Trump said pussy on the Howard Stern Show."

The Clinton campaign called the decision to revisit the case so close to the election “extraordinary,” and urged Comey to provide more details.

Democrats offer the new normal in a future Hillary Administration

Anthony Weiner accused of sexting relationship with 15-year-old girl

By David K. Li

September 21, 2016 | 11:41am

  New York Post

Disgraced former lawmaker Anthony Weiner had a months-long online relationship with a 15-year-old girl, whom he asked to dress up in school uniforms and be part of “rape fantasies,” according to an explosive report Wednesday.

The unidentified high school student claimed she was a sophomore in January when she first connected with the “Carlos Danger” politician, DailyMail.com reported.

Weiner knew the girl was a minor, she and her dad told the news site.

“I thought of you this am,” Weiner reportedly wrote to her on the instant messaging app Kik, using the handle “T Dog.” “Hard.”

He sent bare-chested pictures of himself to the girl and creepily boasted about his prowess.

“I would bust that tight p–sy so hard and so often that you would leak and limp for a week,” Weiner reportedly wrote.

The two texted and spoke over Skype, the girl said.

Weiner would ask her to dress up in plaid skirts for roleplaying with him as a teacher.

Having a bad monday: Weiner and Huma separate and the Daily News breaks ties

Huma Abedin separates from Anthony Weiner after latest sexting report.

According to the Daily Beast, Anthony Weiner is no longer going to be writing columns for the New York Daily News.

.@Mediaite dumped by your wife and your job in the same day? It could be worse... You could be Harambe minding your own business one day...

— Lem (@Lemang01) August 29, 2016

Greatest Drudge Headline Ever!

SHE'S HAD ENOUGH WEINER!
HUMA CHOOSES HILLARY

Drudge posts the greatest headline ever after Huma dumps Weiner when he sexts another dic pic. This one had his kid in the photo! Holy crapola. Heres the photo:

That's the girl he was texting and his kid in the photo. What a Dad!

Here is the story from the NY Post. I don't want to cut and paste it because I am laughing too hard.

I know that Chip and Lem have posts as well so lets all join in! Enjoy!

Weiner cought in new flirty online chat

NY Post:  First he was Carlos Danger. Now — in yet another sexting scandal — he’s a randy “mongoose.”

Sext fiend Anthony Weiner boasted of his animal prowess — claiming he was “deceptively strong . . . like a mongoose” — and gave his cellphone number to a college student during a flirty, private online chat on a recent trip to Los Angeles, The Post has learned.

But the joke was on the horndog pol, whose wife, Huma Abedin, is a top aide and close confidante of Hillary Clinton.

A young Republican-turned- “catfish” baited the disgraced former congressman into chatting about “strappy black heels” and “porn scenes.” Weiner even made a cornball double entendre about his “staff.”

“Funny scene here,” Weiner writes in one of the Twitter direct messages, sent from his hotel room in LA, where he had traveled to appear on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher.”

“I moved the tv so I could hear/see it while in the shower. I dropped it. Neighbor complained. Me Towel. Tv. Floor. And now concierge on the way.”

The student, a New Yorker ­using a female friend’s Twitter account and calling himself “Nikki,” responds, “Come out with just the towel on when he/she knocks, would pretty much = a tip for the concierge.”

Weiner answers, “This is definitely a porn set up.” (Link to the rest with Weiner's chat screen caps)

This is why Weiner had to whack his bag on his cellphone texts.

Huma is the tops. Or she is a top. Or something.

We definitely should vote for someone who has a girlfriend who is a direct pipeline to the Muslim Brotherhood and radical Islam.

"Carlos Danger Got Two Votes For New York City Mayor"

The official New York City Democratic mayoral primary vote count is in. And two people wrote in Anthony Weiner's alter-ego.

According to the New York City Board of Elections, two write-in votes for mayor went to "Carlos Danger," the online name that Anthony Weiner used for explicitly sexual conversations with a woman after he had resigned from Congress.

For some context: Bill Clinton also received two write-in votes for mayor. Former New York City Mayor David Dinkins received one vote. So did Noam Chomsky and former mayor and airport-namesake Fiorello Henry LaGuardia, who has been dead since 1947.

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