In the field of espionage, the terms “honeypot” and “honey trap” refer to a tactic where a covert operative (often female) engages in a romantic or sexual relationship with a target to undermine or expose them. One of the most memorable recent instances of this behavior was Eric Swalwell’s relationship with Chinese Spy Christine Fang.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) asserted in 2023 that some “good conservative” lawmakers are being ensnared in “honeypot” schemes, which influence their voting behavior to prevent exposure of their misconduct.

Burchett shared his concerns with right-wing podcast host Benny Johnson, focusing on the anticipated release of Jeffrey Epstein’s client list. He suggested that influential individuals, who often interact closely with the president, are using these tactics to gather compromising information on members of Congress.

“These powerful people, who are frequently seen on the tarmac or in private meetings with the president, are more interested in their financial interests than in the well-being of the country,” Burchett claimed. He implied that these individuals use damaging information about lawmakers to safeguard their investments.

The congressman mentioned the use of “honeypot” tactics, which he linked to Russian practices, suggesting that some Congress members might have fallen victim to such schemes. However, he did not provide concrete evidence beyond observing certain voting patterns among his colleagues.

Given the apparent increase in the use of honeypot tactics in federal politics, it’s plausible that similar strategies could be employed at the local level as well. However, at this level, the individuals involved would likely have less influence and power compared to their federal counterparts.

Does a recently discovered text message from Indivisible operative Lisa Gaglianese state that the same tactics have been put in play at the local level in North Florida?

Although unconfirmed, Gaglianese is alleged to have deployed this tactic on at least three local patriot men in north Florida.

Lisa does not specifically state how she uses men being attracted to her as an advantage, but can one easily draw a conclusion? This appears to be another significant red flag in Florida politics. One could assume that the frequency and quality of honeypots increase from local to federal levels. It would make sense that aspiring honeypots would first prove their worth at the local level. I would consider it a little league baseball system of sorts while they hope to eventually work their way to the minor leagues (state level) and then on to the majors (federal).

Indivisible has the capacity and structure to provide a PhD program in sleeping with men for power. Is that structure at play in North Florida?

The only thing for certain is that Gaglianese made an incredibly odd statement about using her sexuality for a married woman. Unfortunately, this is another example of the words and behaviors of the Indivisible duo only leading to more questions. We will be investigating the allegations of sexual degeneracy made against Gaglianese in the coming weeks.

This is an evolving story.