Another Democrat Pol Succumbs to Sydney Leathers' Charms

SEXTING, USA—Engage with Sydney Leathers at your own peril. This sage advice goes doubly so for politicians, of course, but caution is advised for all. The notorious woman who, as the NY Post's Page Six put it last week, "... finished off Anthony Weiner’s political career with a sexting scandal," is a professional dom who apparently likes nothing better than to spill her clients' beans, especially if they have a lot to lose. Incredibly, the latest fly to become publicly caught up in Leathers' web is also a politician. Last week, however, when the Post first ran an item hand-delivered to them by Leathers, the mystery pol was not named. Instead, the Post's Richard Johnson reported, "This time she’s exposed the kinky fetishes of a Democratic state legislator in the Midwest who responded as 'Bitch Boy' when she advertised for a submissive she could 'financially dominate.' "Leathers, who lives in Evansville, Ind., said Bitch Boy was careful to never give her his name—he sent money to her through a prepaid PayPal card—but didn’t realize his name was on the shoes and lingerie he sent her through Amazon," added Johnson. Big mistake. “I’m a little speechless,” Leathers told Johnson after informing him of Bitch Boy's existence. “I Googled him and found out he’s a lawmaker. Apparently only politicians can pick up on my pheromones.” How convenient for her. Not only did Leathers—who instigated contact in the first place via a Twitter post seeking a “new, legitimate #findom slave. Must actually be willing to spend money or you are useless to me.”—waste no time outing the poor fucker; she even went the extra mile to humiliate him in the press. "This guy is into some really freaky stuff,” Leathers revealed to Johnson. “He liked the idea of buying me a strap-on to use on him. He wanted to be forced to wear a French maid outfit and clean my house while I degraded him. He wanted to be tied up and left in a closet to watch me have sex with my boyfriend.” She even provided samples of their online exchanges. One went, "Bitch Boy: 'I am your property to do with as you wish, Mistress.' Sydney: 'Yes, because you are weak and pathetic and useless.'" To which Bitch Boy, had he known what was in store, might have responded, "I may be weak, but at least I am not a hypocrite from hell, like you." Those quotes (the real ones) are from last week. This week, the politician was (finally) identified as Congressman Justin Moed, a Democratic legislator representing downtown Indianapolis. Moed admits to being Bitch Boy and issued an apology today expressing the usual bullshit. "I am truly sorry I have hurt the ones I love most with my poor judgment," he said. "I am committed to rebuilding trust with my family and my community. This is a private matter and I ask for it to be treated as such. I apologize to my constituents and to everyone I have let down." The salient point in that comment is that it was supposed to be a private matter—between him and Leathers, an online assignation between a dom and a submissive. But not in Leathers' world, nor according to the NY Post, which further shamed Moed today by stating, "Leathers’ Twitter page clearly identifies her by name and photo. Texts between 'Bitch Boy' and Leathers indicated he knew of her involvement in the Weiner scandal." In other words, it's his own damn fault. He should have known better. Leathers was only doing her civic duty by outing him. But at least she says she feels really badly about it, telling the Post, "Is he displaying poor judgment by sexting me of all people? Obviously. But should sexual situations define politicians? They are human, after all." Moed is now on the defensive. Recently engaged, both he and his fiancée reportedly took down their personal Facebook pages today. Leathers, on the other hand, is the toast of the NY Post.