Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Andrew Bradshaw was the mayor of Cambridge, Maryland and a former aide to Governor Larry Hogan. After a woman ended an intimate relationship with him, he posted sexually explicit pictures of her with sexual, offensive, and racist captions on Reddit, dozens of times. He was charged with 50 counts of revenge porn.
T. Denny Sanford is a GOP mega-donor, giving a million to Americans for Prosperity, the anti-tax group, and ten thousand here and twenty-five thousand there. He’s among the elite class of Republican donors. He’s even more influential at the state level in Arizona and South Dakota where he divides his time and his political advocacy. He is also an “implicated individual” in a child sexual abuse material investigation.
While his second wife was divorcing him, he was trying to scare her into coming back to him. At the same time, he was carrying on a BDSM relationship with another woman who he forced compliance from by forcing her into an underground storage tank until she agreed to obey him. While on vacation with her in Mexico, he choked her while she struggled to breathe, getting her to agree to sign a sex slave contract signed in blood with their fingerprints.
John Bizon is a doctor who served as President of the Michigan State Medical Society. He was elected to the Michigan House of Representatives and served two terms before running for Michigan State Senate in 2018. He did not run for re-election in 2022 after pleading guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery charges. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year’s probation, a mental health treatment program, and is required to pay court costs and fines.
Monica de la Cruz is a newly elected US Congresswoman, representing Texas’ 15th district, replacing Democrat Vicente Gonzalez who was redistricted out of the 15th. Her husband sought a restraining order, claiming she abused her stepdaughter. In once incident, she is alleged to have dragged her crying stepdaughter into the bathroom and pinching her until she stopped crying. She is also accused of verbally abusing the young girl.
James Jackson is a priest at St. Mary’s Catholic Parish in Providence, Rhode Island. He is also a member of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, a Catholic organization that rejected Vatican 2 and continues to preach the mass in Latin. They editorialized against Biden and against Ruth Bader Ginsburg the day after her death. He also is accused of collecting and distributing child sexual exploitation materials.
Jason Boyet was a Louisiana state trooper who was convicted of distribution of child sexual abuse material. He was Trooper of the Year in 2018. A tip that he was producing and distributing child sexual exploitation material led to an investigation and, eventually, to pleading guilty to distribution.
Jack Strain was the Sheriff of St. Tammany Parish in Louisiana. He was elected in 1995 as a Democrat but switched to the GOP in 2003. In 2015, he was defeated in an election for his sixth term. He was accused of raping four boys. There were five victims. He was convicted two counts of aggravated incest, four counts of aggravated rape, misconduct with a child, and sexual battery. Other victims contacted the prosecutor but were not needed for the trial. Strain asked judge to set aside the conviction, but that did not happen. He was sentenced to four life sentences with no parole.
Todd Roatsey was a Trump twitter advocate was honored, ironically, at the Obama White House when he was named West Virginia School Counselor of the Year in 2016. That school counselor of the year posed as an 18-year-old in chats with two girls who were 10 and 11 years old. One of them was a student at the school where he worked. He persuaded to send him videos of them masturbating. He sent videos of himself to them. In addition, two adult women claimed they were assaulted by him when they were minors.
William A. Jones was president of the conservative Baptist Georgetown College in Kentucky. In November, 2021, allegations of sexual assault and sexual misconduct against employees led to his firing. The College acted promptly, firing him immediately they learned he had violated school policies. In February, 2022, another woman came forward alleging sexual harassment and retaliation. Jones continues to deny all the allegations and filed suit in late 2022 against the college