You Can Tell A Man’s Vices By His Friends
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You Can Tell A Man’s Vices By His Friends

Ruben Gallego travels with a lot of friends who have a lot of vices.

Chloe Trapanotto

As my boss likes to say, “You can tell a man’s vices by his friends,” and Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego, a 46-year-old Democrat with his eye on 2028, has spent years surrounding himself with men whose scandals eventually caught up with them. So color us shocked that the man who looks like a predatory version of Gus from Cinderella may have one of his own waiting in the wings.

The now-married congressman admitted to having sexual relationships with two House staffers during his time in office amid a “pattern of mistakes and missteps and judgment calls,” a source told the New York Post. He also apparently has “very flirtatious” habits with others that “may come back to haunt him.” Sounds like more infractions may be hiding in his closet.

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