After married congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY) posted a photo to his Twitter account of a man’s erect p3nis in underwear, an apparent direct message to a college student that was accidentally posted publicly, he tried to claim that his “Facebook” account was hacked. This was despite the fact that the apparent hack occurred on his Twitter account. When reporters asked him about the scandal, he repeatedly changed the subject, insisted that it was the work of a prankster trying to detract from the issues at hand, and wouldn’t directly answer whether the boxer briefs and the equipment posted on Twitter were his. Now that more women have come forward with evidence of sexting with Weiner, he’s finally owning up to the photo, and has admitted that it was him. In a press conference he said that “the picture was of me and I sent it,” and that he’s “exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with about six women over the last three years.”

At least two of those “six” women have come out already, one to ABC News and another to The National Enquirer [via Radar], and of course there are more photos of this douche. The woman who shared her story to ABC news, a 26 year-old single mother from Texas, also gave some photos to Breitbart of Weiner showing off his shaved chest and mugging for the camera. You can watch a video with her above in which she discusses their online flirtation (while she’s chomping gum the entire time), which began in April of this year. Here’s more on this story, from ABC News:

Rep. Anthony Weiner of New York said today he has engaged in “several inappropriate” electronic relationships with six women over three years, and that he publicly lied about a photo of himself sent over Twitter to a college student in Seattle over a week ago.

“I take full responsibility for my actions,” Weiner said. “The picture was of me, and I sent it.”

The announcement came as ABC News prepared to release an interview with Meagan Broussard, a 26-year-old single mother from Texas who provided dozens of photos, emails, Facebook messages and cell phone call logs that she says chronicle a sexually-charged electronic relationship with Weiner that rapidly-evolved for more than a month, starting on April 20, 2011.

View an exclusive slideshow of images obtained by ABC News.

ABC News reached out to Weiner earlier today for comment about his possible ties to Broussard, but he did not respond to requests for an interview. At a press conference later, Weiner confirmed Broussard was one of the women with whom he sexted.

Broussard’s story had threatened to expose the secret online life of one of the House Democrats’ most popular members, and a man many considered a leading candidate for mayor of New York City.

It also raised new questions about Weiner’s explanation for how a photo of a man’s groin area ended up on his public Twitter feed on May 27. Today the congressman said he accidentally sent the image to a woman, Gennette Cordova, who was following him on Twitter, as a joke.

“I just chuckled,” Broussard, a nursing student, said of her reaction to Weiner’s initial response to the Twitter incident. “It would be one thing if he came out and said, ‘Hey, so what?’ But now he’s saying he got hacked?”

Broussard said she received the same photo of a man’s crotch on May 18 in an email from a man who she then believed was Weiner.

[From ABC News]

This guy made $174,000 a year of taxpayer money with hundreds of thousands more spent on his office, staff, expenses, etc. Instead of reading bills, passing laws and figuring out to make life better for the people he represented, he was wasting time stroking his d*ck and ego online. He’s not resigning yet, although there are plenty of calls for him to do so.

Weiner and his wife of less than one year, Huma Abedin. He claims she’s not leaving him.

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