Wicomico County Citizens Deserve Answers from Julie Giordano
No Palace Intrigue. No Political Favors. No More Giordano-Queen Style Politics.
PARODY & SATIRE
A Little Humor Before The Serious Giordano Issues
Nude Photo Clash
Those Damn Signs
Nursing Home Drama
Undercover Sign Fight
Emotional Collapse
Broken Promises
The Puppeteer (Image)
Karaoke Queen
Lover's Lane (Silent Film)
DID GIORDANO THREATEN COUNCIL MEMBERS?
Why did Giordano lower her voice when bragging about her gun permit?
This is a clip from an episode of Bridging the Gap with Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano. Ms. Giordano is calling the County Council members "beta males" and "these people are crazy. I'm glad I carry, I have my concealed carry."
RESPONSES TO GIORDANO'S FALSE NO QUEENS SIGN ACCUSATIONS
Councilman Jeff Merritt Rebuttal
Candidate Ernest Davis Response
County Executive Giordano's Press Conference
Eastern Shore Undercover — The Rebuttal
Giordano held a press conference on June 10, 2026, at the Wicomico Government Building to vehemently deny the claims. She stated that she has never sent inappropriate photographs to deputies or county employees and that the allegations are “completely false.”
NUDE PHOTO SCANDAL
Disputed Nude Photo Allegations: Letters, Claims, and Contradictions
Wicomico County residents deserve clear answers about the conflicting claims, official correspondence, and conduct of county leadership.
Local Coverage
FOX45 Investigation — Giordano Interview
In a FOX45 interview, Wicomico County Executive Julie Giordano denied allegations involving inappropriate photos and said there was “never a letter sent” telling her to stop. She described the issue as a false political rumor. Sheriff Mike Lewis later contradicted that account, telling FOX45 the letter did exist.
Official Correspondence: The Letters
He said, she said. Now we know what they both said.
In an official letter to Sheriff Lewis dated September 12, 2024, County Executive Julie Giordano wrote that she was writing “to formally request an investigation into the alleged sharing of nude images of me by one of your deputies.” Sheriff Lewis responded in an October 4, 2024 letter. The documents, obtained through a Maryland Public Information Act request, show a sharp contrast between the two accounts. Ms. Giordano claims she never received Sheriff Lewis’s response.
SECOND AMENDMENT
While on the Campaign Trail...
After taking Office...
Research Summary
- Ms. Giordano did warn voters about anti-gun legislation in Annapolis.
- After campaigning on 2A, her visible public push shifted to immigration.
- She had the office, platform, and credentials to act.
- Public records show no visible Annapolis follow-through.
- No testimony, public appearance, or documented lobbying effort was found.
- The visible public push for 2A came from Sheriff Lewis and the County Council.
- Bottom line: Loud campaign talk. No documented public follow-through.
A PATTERN OF FAILURE
Wicomico County deserves accountability. We are documenting a pattern of controversy, political favoritism, and mismanagement under the Giordano administration.
Giordano campaigned loudly on defending 2A rights, but once in office, the visible public record shows no documented Annapolis follow-through.
The Giordano administration attempted to bypass County Council approval for hiring in the County Executive’s office.
Sheriff Mike Lewis criticized the agreement and cited the page owner's reported campaign donation. Giordano defended the arrangement as a temporary measure intended to promote transparency.
An audit found tens of thousands of dollars in gift card spending with poor tracking and unanswered questions about where the money went.
Operational failures and poor planning at the landfill and convenience centers hurt residents and forced the Council to step in.
The Safari at the Quarry audit raised serious questions about oversight, sparking intense public debate over how county resources are used.
Letters, claims, and court filings tell conflicting stories about a nude photo, raising serious questions about judgment, transparency, and official accountability.
Giordano's choice for Director, Tina Foskey is embroiled in the same accusations as when she "stepped down" as director of the Delaware Veterans Home.
MEETINGS & EVENTS
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