(Florida came close to having this piece of shit Obama wannabe for Governor.)
Andrew Gillum, the ex-politician who lost to Ron DeSantis by a slim margin in the 2018 Florida governor's race, was arrested last week in Alabama on drug offenses, TMZ has learned.
Gillum was taken into custody Thursday night by officers in Daphne, AL, and then booked in the Baldwin County jail for possession of dangerous drugs, drug paraphernalia, and possession of marijuana, according to online police records. The Daphne PD has yet to release details on what led to his latest brush with the law.
You may recall, in 2020, Gillum and another man were found dazed and confused inside a room by paramedics at the Mondrian Hotel in South Beach, Florida. Another man discovered the two and called 911, worried that the person with Gillum had possibly overdosed.
Police body cam footage was later released, showing several prescription pill bottles inside the room. Cops also removed three small bags of methamphetamine.
Regarding the 2018 Florida governor's race, Gillum won the Democratic primary and then went up against Republican nominee Ron DeSantis, who ultimately beat Gillum in the general election. Prior to the race, Gillum was the mayor of Tallahassee from 2014 to 2018.
2 men, dazed and confused, drugs...
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And he really gave DeSantis a run for his money. WTF is the matter with the dems running shitbirds like this? You truly dodged a bullet, Florida man!
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As long as it can breathe and win an election, Democrats don't care about the background.
DeleteAnd you ain't lying. I was freaking out during that election vote count.
That was one of those ballots magically appearing type elections wasn't it.
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Most likely.
DeleteBUT that was during the time frame when FL was on the Purple list. DeSantis did a really good job of turning FL dark red.
Once a ghetto hood, always a ghetto hood.
ReplyDeleteHe gets out, you know that won't stop the dumbocrats from trying to reelect him...
DeleteYes sir, they see a criminal record as a feature, not a bug.
DeleteDems would vote for a dead dog as long as it was black
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