Sydney Leathers’ [PHOTOS], Anthony Weiner Sexting Scandal Partner, Shows Up At Election Concession Party; Bill De Blasio And Family Celebrate Big GOP Ballot Win For NY Mayor Poll
The woman responsible for singlehandedly derailing Anthony Weiner's campaign for the mayoral seat in New York has decided to wreak havoc at his "concession party" by showing up unannounced, much to the delight of people who didn't vote for him at the Democratic primary.
Michael McLaughlin post a picture of Sydney Leathers in Twitter [SEE IMAGE BELOW] showing Weiner’s former sexting partner arriving at the Concession party.
Leathers shows up @anthonyweiner "victory" party #nyc2013 pic.twitter.com/JX3B65AILa
— Michael McLaughlin (@McLaughlinnews) September 11, 2013
While blocking the entrance outside Connolly's Pub -- a restaurant in midtown Manhattan where Weiner and his supporters were said to have mourned the former U.S. representative's disappointing fifth place at the Democratic mayoral primary -- Leathers was mobbed by journalists eager to catch a soundbite from the 23-year-old woman.
"He needs to stop being an embarrassment to the city of New York," Leathers said when pressed for comment on Weiner's mayoral campaign. "He should have dropped out of the race a long time ago, in my opinion," she added.
Leather has since pursued a career in pornography after basking in the spotlight for revealing that she and Weiner had exchanged steamy text messages and explicit mobile pictures of each other's body parts where the sun doesn't shine.
Right before she was denied entry to the restaurant, the newly minted porn star warned that "he's going to continue this behavior. If it's not going to be me, it's going to be some other girl." Weiner was the first candidate to concede at the GOP primary, after it was revealed that only 5% of Democrats voted for him.
On the other hand, the poll had one clear winner: Bill De Blasio, a guy whose name was practically unheard of until this year, when his mayoral campaign that harshly criticized current NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg's policies earned him close to 40% of Democratic votes this week.
Just today, Bill De Blasio posted a picture with his wife, in Twitter with caption: “Progress”
Progress. pic.twitter.com/vMJoFO62w4 — Bill de Blasio (@deBlasioNYC) September 11, 2013