Anthony Weiner tries to make a comeback on Twitter, admitting that social media is "not a comfortable place for me"

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FIRST ON FOX:Shameful former MP, Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y. Has joined Twitter again. The site first caused the collapse of sexting, but acknowledged its social media to FoxNews Digital. "It's not a comfortable place for me." 

Twitter users returned to social media platforms on Thursday after tweeting a pollDemocrats suffering from scandals { I overwhelmingly voted against 13}.

"Advice for returning to Twitter," Weiner captioned the poll.

More than 62% of respondents voted "not at all" and about 32% said they "behave as if nothing had happened." As of Thursday morning, more than 6,500 users voted for the vote.

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"I was shocked to know that there was a snark. Received on Twitter! "Weiner told Fox News Digital by email.

"Social media is not a comfortable place for me. I am deeply ambiguous about the place of social media in my life and the role it has played in society," he continued. rice field. "But if you want people to know about the radio show you're doing, that's useful."

Weiner tweeted his last tweet in 2013 before a Twitter poll. Was sent.

This isn't the first time Weiner has attempted a comeback on Twitter. In 2012, he returned to Twitter and urged Donald Trump to tweet, "The pervert's warning. @RepWeiner is back on Twitter. All girls under the age of 18 will block him soon." I did.

In 2010, Weiner resigned from his parliament after accidentally tweeting his photo of his underwear. A former member of the House initially blamed his tweet for hacking, but he soon admitted that he had sent it.

"Frankly, the photo is mine and I sent it,"Weiner said at a press conference in tears at the time. 

Then he announced that he would run for Mayor of New York in 2013. However, during the campaign,Weiner allowed another woman to sexting.

In 2016, a federal agent announced an investigation into Weiner after a 15-year-old girl said she had sent a sexually explicit message to the Daily Mail for months. Weiner was found guilty of 2017-related charges and sentenced to 21 months in prison.

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"I'm sick, but I have no excuses," Weiner said in court. Said inside.

Weiner is currently hosting a political podcast titled "The MiddleWithAnthonyWeiner". In his first Facebook post onWednesdaysince 2016, Weiner published a long post explaining the podcast's mission. I already have it and just want to strengthen it.

"This is a weekly show (and podcast), away from the left and right extremes, to meet listeners along the way and have a real conversation about the reduced issue with an angry slogan." In other media, "Weiner continued.

At the end of the Facebook post, Weiner points to Hunter Biden's laptop and mentions some issues that were "not easy" for him to discuss.