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Related: About this forumMore lewd details about affair emerge in new bombshell lawsuit against Gov. Robert Bentley
A new lawsuit filed on Wednesday against Gov. Robert Bentley and his alleged mistress and former top political aide, Rebekah Mason, reveal new details about the Governor and Masons alleged affair and Bentleys alleged misuse of State funds to facilitate that affair.
Wendall Ray Lewis, the former Head of the Governors Security Detail and Chief of the Office of Dignitary Protection, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Governor and Mason alleging the pair defamed him, pushed him into early, involuntary retirement and interfered with job opportunities after Lewis left State government.
Lewis joining a chorus of other former Bentley staffers and insiders, including former ALEA Secretary Spencer Collier now alleges that Bentley maintained a physical affair with Mason, not just the emotional affair the Governor claims.
Governor Robert Bentley had a physical and sexual affair with Defendant Mason, Lewis said in his lawsuit. He said the Governor confirmed the physical affair, in person, several times, to him. Lewis and others, including top staffers and Business Council of Alabama head Bill OConner, pleaded with the Governor to end the affair several times as well, but none of them succeeded, according to the lawsuit.
Read more: http://www.alreporter.com/more-lewd-details-about-affair-emerge-in-new-bombshell-lawsuit-against-gov-robert-bentley/
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)who you fuck than who you fuck over?
Having the guy fired over this is a problem.
madaboutharry
(41,391 posts)Alabama taxpayers were funding part of his affair when he used state money while with his mistress.
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)if you're paying for food, transportation, and lodging for your wife, why not your girlfriend or mistress?
(yeah, I know...)
Laffy Kat
(16,531 posts)Now with corruption on top. I care. Sorry.
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)eppur_se_muova
(37,671 posts)In fact, ACEGOV, the dark money group that paid her salary, has taken down its Web site and tried to disappear from public view. According to our local TV station, it may have been effectively moribund for some time: http://whnt.com/2016/09/13/pulling-back-the-curtain-on-governor-bentleys-dark-money-organization/