For the past few days, I have written multiple pieces about the lies, fraud, and inexcusable behavior taking place in Saint Johns County Florida. I have received both positive comments and criticism for writing these pieces. In addition to writing these pieces, I have watched the actions of those involved as a response to those articles being released. I have reached out directly to many of those mentioned for comment. My purpose for authoring anything has never been destruction, it has always been exposure.

Let’s start with the illegitimately elected chairman of the county’s Republican party. In what I would assume is a response to this week’s pieces he released an email asking for unity (a cleverly worded way to ask to turn the spotlight off).

The following email was delivered on Friday August 2nd at 8:13 PM to county membership.

Denver Cook calls for tolerance and temperance in this email. He also credits a transparent process. Let’s take a closer look at Denver Cook’s transparency.

In addition to serving as the chairman of the local party, Cook is also a candidate for local office. All Florida candidates are required to disclose their source of income and assets. On Cook’s filed form 6 he listed his employer as The Creative Handyman LLC with a modest annual income of less than $4,000 in earnings.

A quick search of Florida Records shows that there is no company in existence under the name of The Creative Handyman.

There is a company in existence under the name of Creative Handyman Services. Upon finding this, I decided to give Cook the benefit of the doubt. His incorrectly filed forms for membership into the County Republican Party has previously proven that he is not an administrative guru. I thought Cook had possibly misprinted the name of his business by a few words. So I decided to take a closer look.

Creative Handyman Services LLC does not belong to Cook either. Cook claims that his organization followed a transparent process, however he himself appears to not be transparent. I reached out to Cook directly to provide a comment, which he has not done at the time of publication. He chose to respond to my text with a phone call. I chose not to answer that call as verbal conversations provide no proof of the content of the conversation.

A recently surfaced video on Facebook also shows Cook using the local GOP HQ as a campaign platform.

Cook claims that this video was taken in November of 2023, however records show that Cook did not join the party until April of 2024.

Many members of the local cabal continue to hide behind a Breitbart piece published by Matt Boyle. While I have a significant amount of respect for Boyle’s journalistic work, it is worth noting that Boyle used a limited number of sources in writing this piece.

Cook is not the only member of the Saint John’s County who has displayed a significant lack of transparency. Lisa Gaglianese has displayed many of the same tendencies as well. Perhaps in response to our reporting on her financial ties to undercover Democrat candidates, she underwent a complete social media rebrand on 8/2/2024 and hid pages from public view. It is worth noting that Lisa posts online with an alternate spelling of her name.

Gaglianese and her Indivisible partner Angelica Gross formerly ran a PAC known as “We The People Elect Patriots”. It appears since we have highlighted their activity, they have removed their social media accounts as well as the website which was present only days ago.

To date, no one has proven any of the information that I have published as incorrect. All of the main players continue to add layers of invisibility and have not addressed any of this evidence directly. I can only conclude that Indivisible has made substantial inroads into all levels of local politics in Florida’s wealthiest county in an attempt to stop the reelection of Donald J. Trump.