Weiner Admits Tweeting Lewd Photo & Having Multiple 'Inappropriate' Online Relationships
Embattled Rep. Anthony Weiner admitted to posting lewd photos of himself on Twitter at a Monday afternoon press conference.
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Embattled Rep. Anthony Weiner admitted to posting lewd photos of himself on Twitter at a Monday afternoon press conference.
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The Forest Hills section of Queens has been a staunch supporter of Rep. Anthony Weiner, but now it appears that support is crumbling. That's because the six-term congressman admitted Monday to posting lewd photos on Twitter.
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