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LMAO. That tweet is hilarious. But fukk James Woods though.
Andrew Gillum enters rehab [UPDATE]
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LMAO. That tweet is hilarious. But fukk James Woods though.
richaveli83
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Who is she praying to?
No sodomites allowed in paradise, bytch
doubt it...I’m sure there are text messages leading up to the encounter
A pic of him laid out naked on the floor has leaked. He's done. It's over.
Y'all have been warned. Click at your own risk.
https://mtonews.com/pic-of-gov-andrew-gillum-nude-vomiting-in-gay-hotel-room-graphic
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Was he setup when he was taking pics cuddled up with dudes on boats too? Foh he setup himself up by being a homo smh.
richaveli83
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Maybe he did that gay shyt while he was in college or earlier in life and she was like if your going to be with me you have cut it out. He did so and they got married and started a family but then years later started dipping out on the down low and this time got caught up. That's my theory.
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He was rumor to be in long ongoing relationship for years with the gay white lobbyist that was on the boat with him in the photosMaybe he did that gay shyt while he was in college or earlier in life and she was like if your going to be with me you have cut it out. He did so and they got married and started a family but then years later started dipping out on the down low and this time got caught up. That's my theory.
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Andrew Gillum hotel room incident: Miami Beach police reviewing apparent record leak
March 22, 2020
The former Tallahassee mayor was named in a police report involving man's meth overdose in a Miami Beach hotel Wochit
The Miami Beach Police Department is conducting an internal review into whether records in the Andrew Gillum hotel room incident were leaked through unofficial channels.
Police reports first surfaced the morning of March 13 not through Miami Beach police but via the Twitter feed of Candace Owens, a conservative commentator and author.
The reports, later obtained by news outlets, detailed a police call to a South Beach hotel where Gillum was found inebriated and in the company of a reputed male escort who had overdosed. Several small baggies of suspected meth were found in the room.
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Andrew Gillum, former Tallahassee mayor and the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor. (Photo: Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat)
Ernesto Rodriguez, spokesman for the Miami Beach Police Department, said a review is underway into how the incident report got out before its official release to media organizations.
“It’s unknown how the report was shared,” he said in an email, “and yes it is being looked at.”
The review is happening at the same time a British tabloid published photos — none of which have been authenticated by officials — that were purportedly taken in the room. The tabloid said it got the photos “under Freedom of Information law.”
But Rodriguez said Miami Beach PD has provided only one document — the incident report — in response to public records requests.
"I am the sole spokesperson for the MBPD," Rodriguez said in an email. "I can assure you no PRRs have been fulfilled besides the incident report. When they are complete, my intent is to share them with everyone who has requested, at the same time."
Rodriguez also explained why no arrests were made despite the discovery of suspected narcotics in the room.
"We responded to a medical call," he wrote. "The narcotics, although in plain view, were not in physical possession of anyone inside the room. The officers chose to impound the narcotics."
A Gillum spokesman declined to comment on this story.
Gillum, a 40-year-old married father of three, served as Tallahassee city commissioner and mayor before an improbable 2018 bid for Florida governor as the Democratic nominee. He lost to former GOP congressman Ron DeSantis.
After the hotel scandal broke, he apologized, saying he "had too much to drink" that night but never used methamphetamine. Two days later, he announced he would retreat from public life and enter rehab for an alcohol problem he developed after his loss.
“I know the damaging effects it can have when untreated,” Gillum said. “I also know that alcoholism is often a symptom of deeper struggles. I am committed to doing the personal work to heal fully and show up in the world as a more complete person.”
March 22, 2020
The former Tallahassee mayor was named in a police report involving man's meth overdose in a Miami Beach hotel Wochit
The Miami Beach Police Department is conducting an internal review into whether records in the Andrew Gillum hotel room incident were leaked through unofficial channels.
Police reports first surfaced the morning of March 13 not through Miami Beach police but via the Twitter feed of Candace Owens, a conservative commentator and author.
The reports, later obtained by news outlets, detailed a police call to a South Beach hotel where Gillum was found inebriated and in the company of a reputed male escort who had overdosed. Several small baggies of suspected meth were found in the room.
Andrew Gillum, former Tallahassee mayor and the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor. (Photo: Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat)
Ernesto Rodriguez, spokesman for the Miami Beach Police Department, said a review is underway into how the incident report got out before its official release to media organizations.
“It’s unknown how the report was shared,” he said in an email, “and yes it is being looked at.”
The review is happening at the same time a British tabloid published photos — none of which have been authenticated by officials — that were purportedly taken in the room. The tabloid said it got the photos “under Freedom of Information law.”
But Rodriguez said Miami Beach PD has provided only one document — the incident report — in response to public records requests.
"I am the sole spokesperson for the MBPD," Rodriguez said in an email. "I can assure you no PRRs have been fulfilled besides the incident report. When they are complete, my intent is to share them with everyone who has requested, at the same time."
Rodriguez also explained why no arrests were made despite the discovery of suspected narcotics in the room.
"We responded to a medical call," he wrote. "The narcotics, although in plain view, were not in physical possession of anyone inside the room. The officers chose to impound the narcotics."
A Gillum spokesman declined to comment on this story.
Gillum, a 40-year-old married father of three, served as Tallahassee city commissioner and mayor before an improbable 2018 bid for Florida governor as the Democratic nominee. He lost to former GOP congressman Ron DeSantis.
After the hotel scandal broke, he apologized, saying he "had too much to drink" that night but never used methamphetamine. Two days later, he announced he would retreat from public life and enter rehab for an alcohol problem he developed after his loss.
“I know the damaging effects it can have when untreated,” Gillum said. “I also know that alcoholism is often a symptom of deeper struggles. I am committed to doing the personal work to heal fully and show up in the world as a more complete person.”
Andrew Gillum hotel room incident: Miami Beach police reviewing apparent record leak
March 22, 2020
The former Tallahassee mayor was named in a police report involving man's meth overdose in a Miami Beach hotel Wochit
The Miami Beach Police Department is conducting an internal review into whether records in the Andrew Gillum hotel room incident were leaked through unofficial channels.
Police reports first surfaced the morning of March 13 not through Miami Beach police but via the Twitter feed of Candace Owens, a conservative commentator and author.
The reports, later obtained by news outlets, detailed a police call to a South Beach hotel where Gillum was found inebriated and in the company of a reputed male escort who had overdosed. Several small baggies of suspected meth were found in the room.
Buy Photo
Andrew Gillum, former Tallahassee mayor and the 2018 Democratic nominee for Florida governor. (Photo: Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat)
Ernesto Rodriguez, spokesman for the Miami Beach Police Department, said a review is underway into how the incident report got out before its official release to media organizations.
“It’s unknown how the report was shared,” he said in an email, “and yes it is being looked at.”
The review is happening at the same time a British tabloid published photos — none of which have been authenticated by officials — that were purportedly taken in the room. The tabloid said it got the photos “under Freedom of Information law.”
But Rodriguez said Miami Beach PD has provided only one document — the incident report — in response to public records requests.
"I am the sole spokesperson for the MBPD," Rodriguez said in an email. "I can assure you no PRRs have been fulfilled besides the incident report. When they are complete, my intent is to share them with everyone who has requested, at the same time."
Rodriguez also explained why no arrests were made despite the discovery of suspected narcotics in the room.
"We responded to a medical call," he wrote. "The narcotics, although in plain view, were not in physical possession of anyone inside the room. The officers chose to impound the narcotics."
A Gillum spokesman declined to comment on this story.
Gillum, a 40-year-old married father of three, served as Tallahassee city commissioner and mayor before an improbable 2018 bid for Florida governor as the Democratic nominee. He lost to former GOP congressman Ron DeSantis.
After the hotel scandal broke, he apologized, saying he "had too much to drink" that night but never used methamphetamine. Two days later, he announced he would retreat from public life and enter rehab for an alcohol problem he developed after his loss.
“I know the damaging effects it can have when untreated,” Gillum said. “I also know that alcoholism is often a symptom of deeper struggles. I am committed to doing the personal work to heal fully and show up in the world as a more complete person.”
Candace Owens about to feel the heat
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.Candace Owens about to feel the heat
On twitter it's tough talk, in the courts it might be seen as admitting to conspiracy
When this tweet was posted I saw it as a bad sign for her, especially with Cernovich making it clear that she was the one who broke the story, basically assigning her the blame that she's wearing as a badge of honor.
