Michigan Lawmaker's Online Infidelity Life Exposed on Adult Hookup Sites
The personal life of Michigan state Rep. Bryan Posthumus, a prominent Republican lawmaker who has championed "traditional family values," is shrouded in controversy after it emerged that his name, email address, and home address were used on multiple adult hookup websites.
According to data obtained by the Detroit Metro Times, Posthumus's personal information was accessed several times between March and September 2012 using Ashley Madison. The breach revealed explicit details of the lawmaker's infidelity, including a credit card bearing his name, which he used on the site.
In addition, Posthumus's email address appeared on AdultFriendFinder and Fling.com, two sites notorious for their lack of moderation and proliferation of adult content. His profile listed interests in "fetish," "group sex," and "online flirting" with men or women, raising questions about his values.
The lawmaker has denied the allegations, stating that they are categorically false and claiming that the data was fabricated as part of a "thinly veiled political attack." However, independent verification through publicly available cybersecurity databases confirms the authenticity of the breaches.
Posthumus's online exploits have sparked controversy in Michigan politics. The lawmaker has been accused of hypocrisy for promoting "traditional family values" while engaging in infidelity. His stance on issues such as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights also raises questions about his personal life.
The revelation has drawn comparisons to other politicians who have faced similar scandals, including a 2015 Ashley Madison hack that exposed the personal information of over 30 million users, including numerous politicians and public officials worldwide.
The personal life of Michigan state Rep. Bryan Posthumus, a prominent Republican lawmaker who has championed "traditional family values," is shrouded in controversy after it emerged that his name, email address, and home address were used on multiple adult hookup websites.
According to data obtained by the Detroit Metro Times, Posthumus's personal information was accessed several times between March and September 2012 using Ashley Madison. The breach revealed explicit details of the lawmaker's infidelity, including a credit card bearing his name, which he used on the site.
In addition, Posthumus's email address appeared on AdultFriendFinder and Fling.com, two sites notorious for their lack of moderation and proliferation of adult content. His profile listed interests in "fetish," "group sex," and "online flirting" with men or women, raising questions about his values.
The lawmaker has denied the allegations, stating that they are categorically false and claiming that the data was fabricated as part of a "thinly veiled political attack." However, independent verification through publicly available cybersecurity databases confirms the authenticity of the breaches.
Posthumus's online exploits have sparked controversy in Michigan politics. The lawmaker has been accused of hypocrisy for promoting "traditional family values" while engaging in infidelity. His stance on issues such as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights also raises questions about his personal life.
The revelation has drawn comparisons to other politicians who have faced similar scandals, including a 2015 Ashley Madison hack that exposed the personal information of over 30 million users, including numerous politicians and public officials worldwide.