Virginia Democrat candidate posted sex acts with husband online while soliciting tips
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Bushy never reads or understands any relevant posts. Lives under a rock. Has relations with sheep.
From what we are seeing, that’s what it looks like. Eliana Johnson is the editor-in-chief of the Washington Free Beacon and she claims that that company’s website was punished by Twitter/X for publishing an article about the Susanna Gibson scandal. As you will recall, Susanna Gibson is a Democratic candidate running for a seat in Virginia’s House of delegates this year. She has been embroiled in a scandal for the last few days stemming from the fact she was apparently running a webcam show with her husband where they would have sex in front of strangers for money. We first covered the story here, and we did a deep dive into the legal issues presented by the story, here. In that second story, we concluded that the Gibsons may have committed the crimes of prostitution and obscene performance, under Virginia Law.
Crucially the Gibsons have claimed that the actual recording and distribution of the webstream might be a crime, trying to pretend that somehow they are the victims in all of this. The argument goes that the original format was supposed to simply be a live show and not preserved as a video recording. By the reporting of the Washington Post, various websites regularly captured such feeds, turned them into recorded video and offered access to the public, apparently as part of a commercial porn site. That might have been where the video was discovered. If that is true, the people running those websites might be in trouble for creating obscenity, but under the First Amendment any person seeking to expose her for political or journalistic purposes has a right to have accessed, viewed, downloaded and even distributed images from her streams, because of the obvious public interest presented by this situation.
Crucially the Gibsons have claimed that the actual recording and distribution of the webstream might be a crime, trying to pretend that somehow they are the victims in all of this. The argument goes that the original format was supposed to simply be a live show and not preserved as a video recording. By the reporting of the Washington Post, various websites regularly captured such feeds, turned them into recorded video and offered access to the public, apparently as part of a commercial porn site. That might have been where the video was discovered. If that is true, the people running those websites might be in trouble for creating obscenity, but under the First Amendment any person seeking to expose her for political or journalistic purposes has a right to have accessed, viewed, downloaded and even distributed images from her streams, because of the obvious public interest presented by this situation.
Am I the only one that doesn't care about this story? I don't even care she was using the money for her campaign.
The problem is her response once it was uncovered. Just own it.
The problem is her response once it was uncovered. Just own it.
I doubt anyone really cares, but when they do something SOOOOOO DUMB, publicly, then cry that "it's an invasion of their privacy," it's soooooooo entertaining!
THAT'S my only interest in the story!I doubt anyone really cares, but when they do something SOOOOOO DUMB, publicly, then cry that "it's an invasion of their privacy," it's soooooooo entertaining!
It took minutes for Democrats to accuse Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin of "leaking" videos of Democratic candidate Susannah Gibson performing sex acts on the website Chaturbate. Some even called it "revenge porn," overlooking the obvious fact that Gibson streamed these sex acts online for money.
We've seen lots of hot takes on how this is perfectly normal. Washington Monthly editor Matthew Cooper published a really, really long piece on Gibson, urging her to "stand strong."
Coope writes:
She's using Virginia's revenge porn law to go after whoever leaked it? No one "leaked" it — she streamed it online for an audience. Our own Aaron Walker did a deep dive into whether or not she violated any Virginia laws and concluded: "Is this lawyer stupid? Does this lawyer not see the risks? Or is it possible that this lawyer sees the risks and his clients aren’t listening to his advice?"
We've seen lots of hot takes on how this is perfectly normal. Washington Monthly editor Matthew Cooper published a really, really long piece on Gibson, urging her to "stand strong."
Coope writes:
She's using Virginia's revenge porn law to go after whoever leaked it? No one "leaked" it — she streamed it online for an audience. Our own Aaron Walker did a deep dive into whether or not she violated any Virginia laws and concluded: "Is this lawyer stupid? Does this lawyer not see the risks? Or is it possible that this lawyer sees the risks and his clients aren’t listening to his advice?"
Kinnakeet
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How do I find the videos....asking for a friendSusanna Gibson, 40, is a nurse practitioner and mother of two
A Virginia Democratic candidate running for the commonwealth’s House of Delegates is being accused of performing sex acts with her husband in front of an online audience and encouraging viewers to send them "tip" money.
Nurse practitioner Susanna Gibson, who is running in a competitive race in suburban Richmond for the House of Delegates in the 57th district, reportedly used a platform called Chaturbate to stream sex acts with her husband.
Gibson, a 40-year-old mother of two, is said to have posted more than a dozen videos that were archived on a site called Recurbate in September 2022, which is after she officially entered the race, and the most recent videos were archived on Sept. 30, 2022, The Washington Post reported Monday.
Virginia Democrat candidate posted sex acts with husband online while soliciting tips
A Virginia Democrat running for statewide office is being accused of filming sex acts with her husband and posting them online while soliciting "tips."www.foxnews.com
Check with Gilligan.
Kinnakeet
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The horror on their faces and the older lady looking away
Yet they'll still back him up. Even after molesting their little brother.
Tells you EVERYTHING you need to know about Democrats.
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WingsOfGold
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My google power confirms she's a shaver, therefore not a natural blonde.
Grumpy
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Have you tried **** **** Go?
black dog
Free America
I'll send Kyle a PM, and get him to send us her OF's link.
BOP
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A Demonrat- shocked, I tell you; simply shocked.Susanna Gibson, 40, is a nurse practitioner and mother of two
A Virginia Democratic candidate running for the commonwealth’s House of Delegates is being accused of performing sex acts with her husband in front of an online audience and encouraging viewers to send them "tip" money.
Nurse practitioner Susanna Gibson, who is running in a competitive race in suburban Richmond for the House of Delegates in the 57th district, reportedly used a platform called Chaturbate to stream sex acts with her husband.
Gibson, a 40-year-old mother of two, is said to have posted more than a dozen videos that were archived on a site called Recurbate in September 2022, which is after she officially entered the race, and the most recent videos were archived on Sept. 30, 2022, The Washington Post reported Monday.
Virginia Democrat candidate posted sex acts with husband online while soliciting tips
A Virginia Democrat running for statewide office is being accused of filming sex acts with her husband and posting them online while soliciting "tips."