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Working Families Party Candidate Attends Union League Cocktail Party

by Gerry

Helen Gym Working Families Party

On Monday (January 30), the Working Families Parrty of Pennsylvania (WFP) endorsed former City Council Person Helen Gym for Mayor of Philadelphia.

Today, the Inquirer reported that Gym attended a cocktail party at the Union League on Monday, the same day she received the WFP’s endorsement. 

Just last week Gym blasted the Union League in a Tweet writing Philly will always stand against the racism, homophobia, xenophobia, and the bigotry that  @TheUnionLeague  decided to honor today. Hate has no home here. #ByeDeSantis.

The Inquirer article includes a link to a video on Twitter that appears to show Gym at the event. The Inquirer also linked to another Tweet showing a photo of Gym at the Union League.

 

 

Interesting. Because someone saw you at the Union League TONIGHT for a cocktail party. So which is it? @nextphlmayor https://t.co/cDzX5QlILi pic.twitter.com/A2hmBmPiNS

— Caleigh Noel (@klee_tweets1) January 30, 2023

.@HelenGymPHL, were you at the Union League today after protesting against it last week?

Asking for clarity. pic.twitter.com/Gua4C2mFUW

— Ernest Owens (@MrErnestOwens) January 30, 2023

Later on, Monday night Gym apologized for having attended the event.

Earlier this evening, I made a stop at the annual meeting of an event that I have attended in the past. It was a mistake. I apologize for attending.

— Helen Gym (@HelenGymPHL) January 31, 2023

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