Weinergate draws police interest in Delaware

In the words of some late night host, this weiner story is like a gift that keeps on giving. It just gets better and better.

If you watched his press conference (the one where Breitbart was the opening act) he said he couldn’t say with “certitude” if any of the females he tweeted with were all adults. He had to take those people at their words, he said.

Delaware police have questioned a young (17 year old) lady regarding any online contacts she might have had with the great and honorable congressman.

I still can’t get over this — he’s so FUGLY!!!!

If you have time read more  at The Other McCain and Ace of Spades HQ  and following comments. They are all priceless!

Quote of the Day – Mark Steyn

It’s the political class doing all this relentless “work for the American people” that’s turned this country into the brokest nation in the history of the planet, killed the American Dream and left the American people headed for a future poised somewhere between the Weimar Republic and Mad Max. So, if it’s a choice between politicians getting back to work for the American people or Tweeting their privates round the planet, I say, Tweet on, MacDuff. Tough on our young college ladies. But, as Queen Victoria advised her daughter on her wedding night, lie back and think of England. Download and think of America.

Mark Steyn

Weiner’s opening act: Andrew Breitbart

This was a phenomenal day for Andrew Breitbart and Anthony Weiner.  And twitter was quite entertaining, too.

If you missed the press conference that Weiner set up for himself and that Breitbart opened for him, you missed some priceless, hilarious and awesome television.

Here it is.

After days of being vilified by the congressman and the left wing media, Breitbart gets his vindication and his moment to give it back to the “journalists” who were complicit in this whole affair.

I can’t tell you how happy I am to have AB on our side.

I keep hearing conservative talkers like Hannity, Levin and Breitbart himself, feeling sorry for this guy. I can’t muster much sympathy for him (his family, yes.) We’ve all seen Weiner at his worst, most vicious on news shows, and at his most arrogant.  His crying today was because he got caught: because he was so stupid to keep lying and not own up to this in the beginning.

The first 2 rules: Admit fully and admit early. The moral: The cover-up is always worse than the crime.

I doubt that Weiner has learned anything.

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