MIAMI GATE: Allegations of a Coordinated Legal Effort Targeting Whistleblower Stan Fitzgerald
Veterans for America First (VFAF) has raised concerns about what supporters have described as the “Miami-Gate” controversy—a series of legal disputes and filings in Miami that, according to these allegations, were intended to undermine whistleblower Stan Fitzgerald’s political influence and diminish VFAF’s role in national politics.
Public discussion has focused on several individuals, including Angie Wong, Butch Conz, Patrick Collis, and later Debbie Dooley (all public figures). Supporters allege that their involvement formed part of an effort to silence Fitzgerald and weaken VFAF.
Some grassroots commentators have compared “Miami-Gate” to the Russia Hoax narrative, suggesting it represents, in their view, a localized and unsuccessful attempt to discredit Fitzgerald and VFAF.
This page is issued by Veterans for America First (VFAF) National.
Media and legal inquiries should be directed to Jared Craig, VFAF Legal Counsel.
Disclaimer: The events described involve allegations and opinions. All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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