Dems mull action on Anthony Weiner as photos emerge showing congressman in bra and pantyhose 
 
 Anthony Weiner doesn't look so hot in a bra and pantyhose. 
 
 Things went from drag to worse on Wednesday for Anthony Weiner - and could get even bleaker for him Thursday. 
 
 Hours after photos of the creepy congressman vamping in a bra and pantyhose popped up, and porn star Ginger Lee accused him of telling her to lie, reports surfaced that House Dems may start trying to force him out. 
 
 Politico.com reported that House Democratic leaders could take the first steps to strip Weiner of his seat on the Energy and Commerce Committee as early as Thursday. 
 
 "That is under active consideration," Politico quoted a source as saying. Democratic leaders are expected to meet Thursday to discuss the growing Weinergate scandal. 
 
 Events began heating up early Wednesday when the National Enquirer splashed photos of Weiner in drag on its cover. The shots were taken in Weiner's sophomore year at SUNY Plattsburgh. 
 
 Weiner, 46, was a "flamboyant figure" who donned the ladies' undergarments as part of the school's secret Santa festivities, a former classmate said. 
 
 "It was never quite clear whether one of Anthony's challenges was to become a cross-dresser or if it was just some bizarre stunt he decided to do on his own," the classmate told the Enquirer. "He was a very odd guy who went out of his way to do things purely for the shock value." 
 
 Meanwhile, Lee - one of the six babes Weiner sexted - enlisted high-powered lawyer Gloria Allred and claimed the congressman "asked me to lie" about their Internet interludes. 
 
 Weiner, who reps parts of Queens and Brooklyn, insisted earlier he dumped the blond from his Twitter feed as soon as he found out what she did for a living. 
 
 At a news conference at the Friars Club in midtown, Lee, dressed in a tight but demure black top, said Weiner emailed her after his first crotch shot went viral and told her not to tell anybody about the the 100 or so emails and Tweets they exchanged. 
 
 "I knew I couldn't lie for him, but I didn't want to kick him under the bus," she said in a Southern drawl. 
 
 Lee said Weiner had sent her no filthy pictures and insisted she "did not sext Anthony Weiner." 
 
 She said she wanted to talk politics with Weiner, but he kept talking dirty and drawing attention to his "package." 
 
 
 
 Ginger Lee has a beef with Anthony Weiner. (Pierre Zonzon/FilmMagic; Andrew Burton/Getty) 
 
 Allred read some of the raunchy notes to reporters. 
 
 "All right, my package and I are not going to beg," Weiner wrote. "We both see the hazard of going down the path of comparative sexiness." 
 
 In another text, Weiner complained, "You aren't giving my package due credit." 
 
 In yet another, Weiner stated, "I have wardrobe demands, too. I need to highlight my package." 
 
 Allred, who represented several of Tiger Woods' gal pals, described Lee as a "feature dancer" and aspiring real estate agent. 
 
 "I think that Anthony Weiner should resign because he lied," said Lee, who said she has never met Weiner. 
 
 Weiner has been under increasing pressure to quit from fellow Democrats. He is on a two-week leave from Congress and has entered rehab to deal with his demons. 
 
 Earlier Wednesday, Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, returned home to their Washington pad. She went overseas on a diplomatic mission with Secretary of State Clinton after the scandal broke and has yet to speak publicly about her train-wreck husband. ||||| Child-welfare officials are investigating Anthony Weiner in the wake of The Post’s exclusive report that he sent a lewd selfie that showed his young son lying in bed next to him, sources said Wednesday. 
 
 The probe of Weiner was launched by the Administration for Children’s Services over his handling of 4-year-old son Jordan, a city government source told The Post. 
 
 Agency protocol requires a home visit within 48 hours, and ACS showed up at Weiner and estranged wife Huma Abedin’s Union Square apartment building on Tuesday, a worker there confirmed. 
 
 Such initial visits are meant to ensure that a possibly at-risk child has a room to sleep in and food to eat, the government source said. 
 
 Exclusive video shot by The Post showed Weiner leaving his building alone around 6 a.m. Tuesday, and it was unclear if ACS gained access to his apartment. 
 
 Weiner said early Wednesday that he had not been visited or interviewed by ACS. 
 
 He didn’t return a request for comment later in the day, after The Post confirmed the probe arising from his latest — and gravest — online indiscretion. 
 
 Weiner, 51, quit Congress over a sexting scandal in 2011, then saw a 2013 comeback bid for mayor collapse when he was revealed to have sent a woman a photo of his privates using the pseudonym “Carlos Danger.” 
 
 A gallery of photos from Anthony Weiner’s latest sexting scandal: 
 
 State Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. (D-Bronx) — who on Monday publicly demanded an ACS investigation of Weiner — called confirmation of the probe “good news.” 
 
 “Praise the Lord. Every child should be protected,” said Diaz, who is also founder and pastor of the evangelical Christian Community Neighborhood Church in The Bronx. 
 
 Diaz said he tried to personally call ACS Commissioner Gladys Carrion to ensure an investigation, but got blown off by her staff. 
 
 Diaz said Wednesday’s Post front-page story revealing that Weiner boasted of using his son as a “chick magnet” provided even more evidence that an investigation was warranted. 
 
 “The baby is being used for sex. Who uses a baby to get girls? That baby is being abused,” Diaz said. 
 
 The Bronx pol also expressed concern that Weiner’s high-level political ties — Abedin is a longtime, trusted aide to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton — could affect the outcome. 
 
 “Weiner has powerful friends. He has a powerful wife. He’s not a John Doe out in the street,” he said. 
 
 Meanwhile, Catholic League President Bill Donohue filed a report of suspected child abuse with the state Office of Children and Family Services, citing the two Post reports. 
 
 “It would appear that Mr. Weiner’s sexual exploitation of his child meets the definition of child sexual abuse . . . Please investigate this matter.” 
 
 Donohue’s complaint lists both Weiner and Abedin, who declined comment. 
 
 Abedin, 41, announced she was separating from Weiner on Monday morning, hours after The Post published her hubby’s disturbing crotch shot featuring their son. 
 
 Weiner should have learned his lesson years ago: 
 
 Additional reporting by Carl Campanile
– What a drag. A new photo has emerged of Rep. Anthony Weiner strutting in a bra and black stockings. "Busted Wearing Women's Lingerie," screams the National Enquirer headline next to the photo slapped on the cover of yesterday's edition. The shot was taken Weiner's sophomore year at the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. "It was never quite clear whether one of Anthony's challenges was to become a cross-dresser or if it was just some bizarre stunt he decided to do on his own," a classmate tells the Enquirer. "He was a very odd guy who went out of his way to do things purely for the shock value." The pic comes just as House Democrats plan to get tough with Weiner in a bid to push him out the door, reports Politico. House leaders plan to meet today to decide whether to strip Weiner of his committee assignments, sources say. They had been waiting for Weiner's pregnant wife, Huma Abedin, to return from a trip to Africa with boss Hillary Clinton, hoping Abedin can add her voice to their pleas to Weiner to quit, according to sources.