No woman in her right mind should vote for Anthony Weiner, female politicians and everyday women told The Post.
“I can’t see how any woman votes for him,” said Manhattan borough-president candidate Julie Menin, a Democrat like Weiner. “Enough is enough.”
His nude photos and randy messages are gross, said local female politicians. And they aren’t sure he’s fit to run the city since confessing on Monday that he continued to sext even after resigning from Congress over the same offense.
“I am disgusted by the act and the lack of integrity. I think women will feel the same,” said Councilwoman Gale Brewer, a Democrat also is running for Manhattan borough president.
“I absolutely won’t vote for him. It’s not just what he did. It’s just unbelievably bad judgment.”
Democratic Councilwoman Jessica Lappin said Weiner’s serial sexting shows a lack of respect for women and sets a terrible example for boys. She spent Monday night explaining to her sons that it’s not normal to be reckless like Weiner and think you have the right to an important job like mayor.
“From a female perspective, this is demeaning to women,” said Lappin, another Manhattan borough-president candidate.
“Yes, I’m a woman, but I’m also a mother of two boys. And he’s also a father of a little boy.”
Everyday city girls, like grad student Natalie Komforti, 24, from Park Slope, Brooklyn, said Weiner can’t represent women because he has little regard for them.
“This says something about his perspective on women,” she said.
“He is not respectful to women. I certainly don’t want him to win or be mayor.”
Other women say he’s making New Yorkers look like fools by suggesting that he can lead the Big Apple.
“It’s embarrassing for New York City,” said Juliane Casey, 24, an actress from Park Slope.
“It makes us look like a joke.”