noone likes whiny losers andrew and stacey- have some pride in yourselves, and quit whining
Andrew Gillum jos now a (gag) CNN political commentator. For a Democrat, to qualify for a high-paying media job all you have to do is:
(A) lose a major state election,
(B) un-rescind your concession when ballots are mysteriously found in a “back room;”
(C) be a bought and paid for Mayor.
Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum and the Mystery of 311 East Jennings Street
A morass of addresses, interconnections, swaps and deals raising questions about Mayor Gillum’s alliances.
Gillum’s first win was in 2003 and he became mayor in 2014; under Blessed Obama he was NEVER a target of FBI inquiry.
<><> 52 LLCs list the Jennings Street address, many of which have donated to state and local Democrats including Sunnyland Solar, connected to a city-subsidized liberal-loving clean energy project now under FBI scrutiny. Mayor Gillum voted in 2011 to give Sunnyland Solar up to $5.4 million in tax subsidies.
<><>local businessman J.T. Burnette, a major Gillum backer who in 2014 received $883,000 in city tax subsidies for developing a downtown hotel. Gillum declined to comment. Burnette become a major political player by taking advantage of the LLC loophole. Florida is one of several states that allows LLC’s – even if they have the same ownership — to contribute as separate individuals, permitted to give the maximum amount of $1,000 from each “subsidiary.”
<><> Jennings Street also houses KaiserKane, a national security contractor with millions of tax dollars in federal contracts-—multimillion-dollar deals with the Dept of Defense and the Dept of Justice (blessed by Obama?).
<><>KaiserKane, named in the FBI subpoena, actually bought the Jennings Street property in 2013 for $1.15 million, records show. The building was sold in 2016 to 311 Jennings LLC, a company that lists Burnette’s home as its corporate address. The Jennings building was sold again in March 2017 to the PACE Center for Girls, a Jacksonville-based nonprofit.
<><>KaiserKane still uses the address for its Tallahassee office on its website “contact” page. Cynthia Montgomery, a lawyer representing PACE, said her client is the lone occupant of the 12,000-square-foot building. KaiserKane President Melissa Oglesby did not return a call.
<><> Significantly Mayor Gillum’s campaign was operating out of 1550 Melvin St, owned by longtime confidante Sharon Lettman-Hicks....the same building he has worked out of in his side gigs, first as director of youth leadership for the advocacy group People for the American Way, then for Lettman-Hicks’ P & P Communications, where Gillum was VP. Just what Gillum did for P & P, though, is not known. The company has no website, no dedicated phone line and has not formally disclosed its clients.
<><> The Melvin building was bought with funding from the NW Florida Black Business Investment Corporation, a tax-exempt group that provides (wait for it) “investment funding.” Two of the investment corporation directors are part of a group that in July received $281,000 in Tallahassee community development tax dollars for exclusive rights to a development project in the city. (hat tip RealClearInvestigations)
TO BE DETERMINED:
How many Gillum voters are registered at that address AND at other addresses.
How many of Gillum’s “ladies” are living at that address?