By Henrietta Fishman
Disgraced former N.Y Democrat congressman Anthony Weiner was once more seen on a date in NYC, according to Page six.
Weiner was spotted on what appeared to be a date with a different woman at South Street Seaport last Thursday afternoon, according to the celebrity gossip site published by the New York Post, Page Six.
A spy at the Garden Bar said of Weiner — who recently finished a 15-month prison stretch for sexting an underage girl — “This d - - k looks to be on a date. They were touching legs and talking close.” Added the spy, “Who would date him?”, Page Six reported.
In pictures of the adorable scene, Weiner, a k a Carlos Danger — who was wearing a white T-shirt and green chinos — appeared to be cozying up to a brunette in a floral dress. It’s not clear who she is.
This is the second time since he was released from prison that he was seen on a date.
The one-time Democratic congressman “appeared friendly and at ease with his mystery date inside a packed Wall Street restaurant, leaning in close to talk face-to-face,” the New York Post reported early July “But Weiner appeared to lose his sense of huma after making eye-contact with a Post reporter who a waitress seated by chance at the table next to him — close enough to nearly bump elbows with the selfie-crazed Democrat.”, TJV reported in July
A registered sex offender, Weiner started serving a prison sentence in November of 2017 for transmitting sexual photos of himself to a 15-year-old girl. He was sprung from jail this past February, relegated to a Bronx halfway house — no smart phones allowed – for several months. He returned to public life on May 14, TJV previously reported.
His return to society “was an optimistic note for a once-brash politician who was a rising Democratic star until multiple sexting scandals ended his political career, strained his marriage and, ultimately, got him sent to federal prison,” reported the New York Times just over a month ago. “Despite his fall from grace, Mr. Weiner sounded hopeful after serving 18 months of a 21-month sentence that he received in 2017 for sending sexually explicit texts to a minor.
I am glad to be getting back to my family,” Weiner said in a video posted by Fox News. “I’m glad this chapter of my life is behind me.”
Weiner, served seven terms in Congress as a Democrat, never receiving less than 60% of the vote. He resigned from Congress in June 2011 after an incident in which a sexually suggestive photo that he sent to a woman via Twitter was captured and publicized. On May 19, 2017, he pled guilty to another, unrelated sexting charge of transferring obscene material to a minor, and was sentenced to 21 months in prison, ordered to pay a $10,000 fine, and was required to permanently register as a sex offender, TJV reported.