Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Rick Dennis is a lobbyist at HillCo Partners in Austin, Texas. Before that he worked as a staffer for Republican Rep. Tan Parker. He was accused of using GBH on two legislative staffers, but was cleared by a legislative investigation. The investigation, however, revealed a severe pattern of sexual harassment and abuse.
Sean McHugh is an insurrectionist. On January 6th, he had a megaphone which he used to accuse the Capitol Police of protecting pedophiles. This is ironic as he was sentenced to 240 days in jail and four years of probation for the statutory rape of a 14-year-old girl when he was 23. Prosecutors said he had three prior rape offenses.
Danny Hamrick was a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates until he lost his seat to redistricting. While in the House, he was forced to resign from the House Education Committee as punishment for a consensual affair with an intern that violated the House of Delegates sexual harassment policy as in her position as a staff intern placed her under his supervision.
Rocky Miller was a Republican representative in the Missouri House. An independent investigation commissioned by the House Ethics Committee found that he created a false rumor implicating another representative, accusing him of having an affair with a legislative employee. They also determined that his actions did not qualify as sexual harassment under federal or state law, but did seem to violate the House’s own sexual harassment policy.
Brian Bosma was the Speaker of the House in Indiana for six terms. He retired from the legislature in 2020. In 2018, a former intern confirmed that she had a technically consensual sexual relationship with Bosma, but that she felt she was coerced into it. When Bosma learned the story was being investigated, he spent $40,000 to investigate her, having her friends and family questioned. He is accused of using intimidation to attempt to silence her, threatening to release unflattering information to the public.
James “Monte” Montgomery was the mayor of Athens, Texas. He bragged that the reason he won was because he was the most conservative candidate. He was arrested in an internet sting for solicitation of a minor. He thought he was communicating with a minor child and showed up for a sexual encounter but was met by police. He pleaded guilty to sending obscene materials to a minor.
Ryan Samsel is an insurrectionist. He is accused of assaulting several officers during the insurrection and leaving one of them with a concussion. He has a long history of domestic violence and sexual assault. In fact, at the time he was attacking Capitol Police, there was a warrant for his arrest for alleged breaking into a woman’s home to assault her. He was also on parole for his brutal attack on his pregnant girlfriend and witness intimidation.
Chad Perkins is a radio host and a Republican representative in the Missouri state legislature. He is a former police officer. It is alleged that while a police officer, he had sex with a drunk nineteen-year-old teenager in his custody. He claims it was consensual and bringing it up is political maneuvering.
There is no such thing as consent when a person is in custody of the police. To add to the inability to consent is the fact she was drunk. This is rape.
Kyle Tasker was a Republican state representative in New Hampshire. He met a fourteen-year-old girl at a community breakfast and began sending her texts asking her to meet with him and promising her drugs and alcohol. She told her mother. The mother reported this to the police who took over the girl’s Facebook account and arranged to meet him at a beach where he was arrested.
George Halcovage is a Schuykill County, Pennsylvania Commissioner. Four women employed by the county filed a lawsuit claiming he had sexually harassed them for years and their complaints were met with retaliation.