Matt Gaetz is sexually active with this lil boy in broad daylight, sick bastad!What does Nestor thing about this?
Matt Gaetz Is Said to Be Investigated Over Possible Sexual Relationship With a Girl, 17
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Yeah. Hes guilty.Guess why this news leaked.
Matt Gaetz reportedly might leave Congress early to go work for Newsmax
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) may be eying an exit from Congress — and an entrance at Newsmax. The Republican lawmaker has been telling confidants he's "seriously considering" not running for re-election and maybe even not finishing his current term in Congress so he can take a job at the...news.yahoo.com
I still got 90 minutes left and i been watching it since 3/21/21.
you know about his "adopted" son, right?
He fucked with a Chaney and found out.
He said "17 year old Woman".
He probably talked to R. Kelly before the interview.
Beat me to it.
What does Nestor think about this?
Nestor gonna be mad for getting cheated on.
They calling him "Pizza Gaetz" now....
Threw Tucker right under the bus 2 times. Brought up his rape allegation from 10 years ago.
Now that there is an actual AG and the DOJ is being cleansed as well as other federal LE agencies shit is starting to collapse in trumpland. No more protection from the Oval office; you're on your own.
They're just going to keep pulling at these threads until the whole thing unravels. I wouldn't be surprised to see several people attempt to flee the country within the next couple of years.
They're just going to keep pulling at these threads until the whole thing unravels. I wouldn't be surprised to see several people attempt to flee the country within the next couple of years.
"I don't remember the woman your speaking of or the context at all"
Tucker was pretty much like..........."i dont remember that bitch"
(Fla. Stat. Ann. §§ 775.082, 775.083, 794.05 (2018)
Unlawful sexual activity with certain minors includes sexual penetration (with an object or body part) between a minor who is 16 or 17 and an adult who is at least 24 years old. The offense is a felony of the second degree, and penalties include a fine of up to $10,000, as many as 15 years in prison, or both.
(Statute of limitations is 4 years on this one)
daddy Trump wont be able to save him.
This is where it stemmed from. Evidence collected by this Cac-greaseball
Ex-Seminole County tax collector awaiting federal trial arrested on bond violation
Former Seminole County tax collector Joel Greenberg was arrested Tuesday after prosecutors say he violated the conditions of his bail.
ORLANDO, Fla. – Former Seminole County tax collector Joel Greenberg was arrested Tuesday after prosecutors say he violated the conditions of his release on bail by traveling to Jupiter.
Greenberg is awaiting the start of his federal trial this spring on federal stalking charges, unlawful use of means to identify another person, production of identification and false identification documents, aggravated identity theft, sex trafficking of a child and violating the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act.
..or Chris D'Elia
Trafficking a minor for sex acts... the law they tried to push on pimps , pedos, and pedo rings might get him
Yeeeeeeaaaahhh Buddy! I need a pre-summer pig roast! C'mon Gaetz, fuck up!
Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz was literally the only person to vote against an anti-human trafficking bill
Xander Peters Dec 29, 2017 17:50 PM
https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs...o-vote-against-an-anti-human-trafficking-bill
One is the loneliest number — and in this case, that loneliest number is Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach.
On Dec. 19, Gaetz cast the lone "no" vote on a widely bipartisan human trafficking bill that passed unanimously through the U.S. Senate in September before sailing through the House by a count of 418 to 1.
The legislation — the Combating Human Trafficking in Commercial Vehicles Act — is an attempt to give the federal government more resources to combat the sex trade in the U.S., such as a human trafficking prevention coordinator at the U.S. Department of Transportation and a committee in the department to help develop best practices to fight human trafficking.
The bill was co-sponsored by both of Florida's U.S. Senators: Democrat Bill Nelson and Republican Marco Rubio.
Following Gaetz's questionable no vote, real estate developer Cris Dosev — Gaetz's challenger in the 2018 Republican primary — raised his own doubts about the congressman's decision.
"That Matt Gaetz could vote against a law to fight human trafficking and sex slave trade is beyond comprehension," Dosev says in a release. "What was he thinking? ... Near unanimous support on this should be a clear indication that the American people will not tolerate human trafficking."
Gaetz's thinking, however, was as simple as spelling G-O-P: Less government is good government, even if it means — in this instance — the further proliferation of human trafficking.
On Facebook Live, from the comfort of his parents' living room in Walton County, Gaetz further defended his vote by saying, "Unless there is an overwhelming, compelling reason that our existing agencies in the federal government can't handle that problem, I vote no because voters in Northwest Florida did not send me to Washington to go and create more federal government."
Gaetz continues: "If anything, we should be abolishing a lot of the agencies at the federal level like the Department of Education, like the EPA and sending that power back to our state governments."
But if you know anything about Gaetz, it's the fact that he's been the gift that keeps on giving in terms of who can raise the most eyebrows in the news cycle — minus President Trump.
He's repeatedly called for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to be removed from the Russia investigation, and for Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has recused himself from the investigation, to get more involved.
As if that's not enough reason for skepticism, one of Gaetz's aides wrote a bill with help from a conspiracy theory subreddit devoted to white nationalism and Trump.
And he's even gone as far as to try to push legislation that would abolish the EPA, even though he recently joined a bipartisan climate caucus.
If there's any sort of silver lining, it's that Gaetz never fails to surprise.
Xander Peters Dec 29, 2017 17:50 PM
https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs...o-vote-against-an-anti-human-trafficking-bill
One is the loneliest number — and in this case, that loneliest number is Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach.
On Dec. 19, Gaetz cast the lone "no" vote on a widely bipartisan human trafficking bill that passed unanimously through the U.S. Senate in September before sailing through the House by a count of 418 to 1.
The legislation — the Combating Human Trafficking in Commercial Vehicles Act — is an attempt to give the federal government more resources to combat the sex trade in the U.S., such as a human trafficking prevention coordinator at the U.S. Department of Transportation and a committee in the department to help develop best practices to fight human trafficking.
The bill was co-sponsored by both of Florida's U.S. Senators: Democrat Bill Nelson and Republican Marco Rubio.
Following Gaetz's questionable no vote, real estate developer Cris Dosev — Gaetz's challenger in the 2018 Republican primary — raised his own doubts about the congressman's decision.
"That Matt Gaetz could vote against a law to fight human trafficking and sex slave trade is beyond comprehension," Dosev says in a release. "What was he thinking? ... Near unanimous support on this should be a clear indication that the American people will not tolerate human trafficking."
Gaetz's thinking, however, was as simple as spelling G-O-P: Less government is good government, even if it means — in this instance — the further proliferation of human trafficking.
On Facebook Live, from the comfort of his parents' living room in Walton County, Gaetz further defended his vote by saying, "Unless there is an overwhelming, compelling reason that our existing agencies in the federal government can't handle that problem, I vote no because voters in Northwest Florida did not send me to Washington to go and create more federal government."
Gaetz continues: "If anything, we should be abolishing a lot of the agencies at the federal level like the Department of Education, like the EPA and sending that power back to our state governments."
But if you know anything about Gaetz, it's the fact that he's been the gift that keeps on giving in terms of who can raise the most eyebrows in the news cycle — minus President Trump.
He's repeatedly called for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to be removed from the Russia investigation, and for Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who has recused himself from the investigation, to get more involved.
As if that's not enough reason for skepticism, one of Gaetz's aides wrote a bill with help from a conspiracy theory subreddit devoted to white nationalism and Trump.
And he's even gone as far as to try to push legislation that would abolish the EPA, even though he recently joined a bipartisan climate caucus.
If there's any sort of silver lining, it's that Gaetz never fails to surprise.
