Man Runs For Mayor With Really, Really, Really Unfortunate Name
HuffPost
There's a big difference between "Geoffrey" and "Jeffrey."
Things can get a little, uh, interesting when you share a similar name with a notorious sex trafficker.
Just ask Geoffrey Epstein.
The Massachusetts man is running for mayor in the Boston suburb of Framingham, population 70,000. His campaign materials, subtle as they are, practically demand a double-take:
Geoffrey, who goes by “Geoff,” told HuffPost he’s unsure if the added name recognition has helped or hindered his campaign to unseat incumbent Charlie Sisitsky. But he’s fairly sure most locals don’t really care.
Either way, he’s unwilling to cede the name to that other guy.
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