Matt Gaetz Joins Cameo After Withdrawing Attorney General Bid

The former congressman turned to personalized video messages following his withdrawal from consideration amid renewed scrutiny of past allegations.

Matt Gaetz, who recently withdrew his name from consideration as U.S. Attorney General, has joined Cameo to sell personalized video messages for at least $525 each.
Gaetz's withdrawal followed public and reported Senate pushback, as well as renewed attention to past allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.
In his Cameo videos, Gaetz joked about his failed Attorney General bid and referenced his inability to 'order predator strikes on enemies,' a tongue-in-cheek remark that drew attention online.
The former congressman praised his successor for the Attorney General nomination, Pam Bondi, while humorously reflecting on his recent career shift.
Gaetz joins a growing list of former politicians on Cameo, including George Santos, who also turned to the platform after leaving Congress under controversy.