One appeared unexpected turn in the race towards house of Representatives in Virginia as an applicant, Susana Gibson, finds herself caught in an awkward situation. In a rare episode, intimate videos of Gibson with her husband, John David Gibson, shared a mature websitewhere they solicit donations from viewers in exchange for specific sexual performances.
Gibson, who is running as a Democrat in Virginia’s 57th District, expressed deep concern about this violation of his privacy and the law, which called the exposure of the videos “the worst corrupt politics”Furthermore, he emphasized that he will not be intimidated or silenced and that this unacceptable act is an attempt to discredit him.
she ATTORNEYS of Gibson, Daniel P. Watkins, emphasized that sharing videos is a violation of the law of revenge porn in Virginia, a legislation that prohibits the malicious dissemination of intimate images without the consent of the affected person.
Meanwhile, Gibson, mother of two children and a nurse by profession, facing David Owen, merchant republicin one of the closest races in Virginia.
Senator L. Louise Lucas, a leading Democrat in the state, expressed her support for Gibson during this difficult time, calling for a major raising funds to support his campaign.
Gibson appeared on democratic primary June and is fighting to represent District 57, an area that includes the suburbs of Richmond in Henrico and Goochland counties. Although the district relies on governor Youngkin in 2021, the 2022 midterm elections show a more even split.
Gibson’s candidacy was influenced by Supreme Court Decision in the US in May 2022, overturning Roe v. Wade, who pushed him Apply.
It was revealed that Gibson had a Chaturbate account, an adult entertainment website that allows users to stream live webcam videos. The screenshots show the candidate and her husband participating intimate activities of the videos in question.
This is unusual restore the campaign of Gibson generated a lot of attention in a race that would be very influential on balance of power of the Virginia General Assembly.
