Month: December 2022
448: Greg May

Greg May is a Republican businessman who appeared in an add supporting Gov. Mike Bevin. The ad came from the Republican Governors Association who took it down when local news asked about including a man who had been accused of sexual harassment and retalian. Lexington Herald-LeaderLexington, Kentucky · Saturday, October 05, 2019
447: Stacey Dash

Stacey Dash is an actress who has become more widely know as a FOX News contributor. She also ran a short campaign to represent Congressional District 44 in California though she withdrew after just a month. She has also been arrested for domestic violence. She called 911 claiming her husband was choking her. When the…
446: Southern Baptist Convention

The Southern Baptist Convention not only covered up for sexual predators among their fellowship, they often denigrated the survivors. They stonewalled and denied. In addition, predators were aided by the autonomy of individual churches and without sharing information with the Convention fellowship, congregations had no idea they were hiring predators. A few brave survivors took…
445: Steven Pankey

Steven Pankey ran for governor as nominee of the Constitution Party in 2014. The Southern Poverty Law Center calls the Constitution Party the most extreme right party in the U.S. In 2018, he ran in the 2018 Republican fubernatorial primary. He lost. Two years later, in 2020, he was charged with the kidnapping and murder of a twelve-year-old girl. In November, 2022, he was convicted.
444: Richard McIntosh

Richard McIntosh is a lobbyist in Missouri whose son was expelled for a Title IX violation from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. While the specific charge is unknown, Title IX violations include many forms of sexual misconduct from harassment, stalking, partner violence, and rape. Washington University has been harshly criticized for doing too little…
443: Kenneth Lee

Kenneth Lee was appointed by Donald Trump to the 9th Circuit. He was confirmed with a party line vote, in large part because of his extreme and intemperate writing about race, homosexuality, sexual harassment, and rape. He was dishonest with the Judiciary Committee, selectively holding back his controversial writing, an action that led to an Obama appointee not being confirmed. The Republicans looked past his dishonesty and confirmed him anyway.
442: Scott Robert Jones

Scott Robert Jones is the sheriff of Sacramento County. He is retiring in January, 2023. He is the sheriff behind the Netflix series “Jailbirds” and exploitative reality show featuring women prisoners in the Sacramento County jail. He has made two unsuccessful runs as a Republican for Congress, in 2016 and 2022. In 2022, he didn’t make it past the primary.
441: Nick Hermann

Nick Hermann was the County Prosecutor in Vanderburgh County, Illinois until he lost the Republican primary in May 2022. A likely contribution to his loss was the sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit brought against him that he settled. That and the $10,000 in controversial expenditures for lingerie and expensive lunches on his county credit card.
440: Mark Adams

Mark Adams was the fiscal officer for Butler township and treasurer of Montgomery County GOP. HeIn 2019, he resigned after a woman accused him of theft and sexual harassment. According to her, he harassed her when she met with him at the bank where he worked. She gave him money to open an account but it was not credited to her. The bank investigated and fired Adams. However, she did not file a suit and he was back at Butler Township in 2020.

