Gaetz literally is a shitposter
In July and August 2017, it was reported that one of Gaetz's legislative aides had crowdsourced the contents of a resolution that Gaetz introduced to the House Judiciary Committee with the help of /r/The_Donald, "a pro-Trump subreddit notorious for both its embrace of conspiracy theories and its gleeful offensiveness."[47] Gaetz confirmed that the aide worked for him in an email to Wired magazine, adding, "It is the responsibility of our staff to gather as much information as possible when researching a subject and provide that information for consideration. We pride ourselves on seeking as much citizen input as possible."[48] The /r/The_Donald posters' suggestions are represented in "roughly two-thirds of the total finished amendment
In July and August 2017, it was reported that one of Gaetz's legislative aides had crowdsourced the contents of a resolution that Gaetz introduced to the House Judiciary Committee with the help of /r/The_Donald, "a pro-Trump subreddit notorious for both its embrace of conspiracy theories and its gleeful offensiveness."[47] Gaetz confirmed that the aide worked for him in an email to Wired magazine, adding, "It is the responsibility of our staff to gather as much information as possible when researching a subject and provide that information for consideration. We pride ourselves on seeking as much citizen input as possible."[48] The /r/The_Donald posters' suggestions are represented in "roughly two-thirds of the total finished amendment
