A teacher in Staten Island confronts Anthony Weiner about his sexting scandal. She mentions that if a teacher did this, s/he would be fired on the spot. I love her question about what gives him the moral authority to oversee state employees when his personal standards are so low? It's true that we have high standards of conduct for public employees, and teachers (like governors) should conduct themselves in an exemplary way. In the classroom, we call it "modeling" the behavior you expect. "It seems his tone with women leaves something to be desired." I'll second that.
http://politicker.com/2013/07/anthony-weiner-gets-into-verbal-dust-up-in-staten-island/
