Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Steve King was a Republican U.S. representative from Iowa from 2003 to 2019. He was infamous for his extremist views, his anti-Black, anti-immigrant, and antiabortion views. He did manage to shock the world though with his defense of rape. He actually asked if not for rape and incest, “would there be any humanity left.”
Omar Navarro has challenged California Representative Maxine Waters four times. He got 22% in 2022. In 2020, he came in third in the California primary, unable to campaign because he was in jail. He is a Q adherent and has tweeted Pizzagate baloney. He’s been endorsed by a rogue’s gallery of Republican who were pardoned…
Bill Post was an Oregon state representative and a rightwing radio host who always rushed to the extreme right, anti-gay, anti-abortion, anti-immigrant, anti-gun control, anti-woman, and definitely opposed to making work safe for women. He tweeted a meme that mocked sexual assault victims and only deleted after days of protest and did not apologize. Instead,…
Andrew Knarr was an aide to Colorado Republican state senator Jim Smallwood until he was fired for mocking sexual harassment and making a homophobic slur. He posted a photo on social media complaining “and they aren’t even gonna show me the proper way to grab a woman’s ass. This is fucking gay.” Sen. Smallwood fired…
Michael Henne is an Ohio state representative who said something offensive to a table of people at an event. There was an investigation that determined his remark was inappropriate but did not rise to the level of criminal sexual harassment. He was ordered to take sensitivity training and lost a committee assignment.
Mark Huffman is an Ohio State Senator in the leadership of the Ohio State Senate. He is also the person who joined Rep. Bill Seitz in disparaging sexual harassment complaints and making offensive remarks about women in a staff going-away party.
Bill Seitz was accused of sexual harassment after a going-away party for a Republican staffer. In his comments, he disparaged women in the legislature and made light of sexual harassment. He mocked women and used misogynist crude epithets to describe them. He apologized. The House leadership hired a law firm to investigate. The same law firm where Seitz worked for 36 years. The same law firm that donated to his campaign. They cleared him.
Jim Stewart III is a Kentucky state representative. In 2015, he was accused of sexual harassment. A woman on the legislative staff filed a complaint noting that she even changed her movement so she could avoid him and he would seek her out. He grew more insistent, trying to speak to her in public and calling her several times a day.
James Holtzclaw is an Idaho Republican representative. In 2017, a complaint was filed revealing that at least two women objected to what he said to them. One claimed he made her feel uncomfortable and asked if she used SnapChat. The other said she told him to stop making flirty comments to her.
Joel Anderson is a San Diego County Supervisor and a former Republican state senator in California. He was reprimanded for threatening a woman who was a lobbyist in a bar. He rubbed her shoulders which witnesses described as clearly unwelcome and uninvited. He then complained that her organization had not endorsed him, and said he out to “bitch slap” her. According to a witness, he threatened to slap her several times. Another witness confirmed it as did the restaurant staff.