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651: Derrick van Orden

Sexual Harassment

Derrick van Orden is a Congressman representing Wisconsin’s Third District where he squeaked by in the most egregiously gerrymandered state where Republicans won 75% of the seats with 55% of the total vote. He was elected despite openly admitted he sexually harassed at least two women by exposing a man’s genitals to them. Well, bragged is more appropriate, he described the incidents in his book, “Book of Man: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to the Lost Art of Manhood.” Seriously, that title should be disqualifying.

650: Charles Dyer

Child Molestation, Child Rape, Incest

Charles Dyer was a Tea Party activist and a spokesperson for the Oath Keepers. He recorded videos in his Marine Corps uniform under the handle July4Patriot and was described as representing Oath Keepers in event materials. Of course, they tried to distance themselves when he was charged with and convicted of raping his six-year-old daughter.

649: Jonathan Uzcategui

Familial Abuse & Violence

After much deliberation and thought, I’ve decided to name my abuser.

It really scares me but I feel like he has forced my hand by running for public office. Trust me when I say, this man has no business in public office. And it has nothing to do with politics — everything to do with domestic violence.

His name is Jonathan Uzcategui.

647: Larry Householder

Organizational Cover-Up

Survivors were not told that the several times they were called to show up and support the bill, to testify, and to lobby, that this was just a ploy. Mike Schyck was one of the survivors who testified. He was angry when he learned it was all theater. “Why f**k with victims in that way? That’s the most irresponsible thing I’ve ever heard.” He thought the bill was a real thing, not a ploy. “Why would you consider putting us through that?” he asked.”

646: Austin Cox

Sexual Misconduct

Austin Cox was Utah Governor Spencer Cox’s (no relation) campaign manager in 2020. In 2021, a woman came forward alleging sexual misconduct on his part. Gov. Cox put him on leave and hired investigators who substantiated her claim. They also found other examples of his misconduct, described as hostil conduct, and he would have been fired, but resigned first. Cox denied the claim and suggested that it was made in spite after a consensual relationship ended.

645: Fabian Shepard

Sexual Battery

Fabian Shepard was the Chair of the Johnson County, Kansas, Republicans. He also ran for an at-large seat on Shawnee Mission School District school board in 2017. He came in fourth with 13.75% of the vote in a five-way contest. In 2021, a fellow Republican party officer filed a battery complaint with the Bonner Springs police claiming he forcibly kissed her outside an anti-abortion fundraising event in Bonner Springs.

644: David Todeschini

Child Molestation, Child Rape

David Todeschini is better known as David Trent online. David Trent is huge streamer of Q-conspiracies. He streams rants, earning a lot of money by lying. Some of his most vicious diatribes accuse Democrats of pedophilia and he is followed religiously by people who are unaware that he is the pedophile. His conviction is under his legal name David Todeschini, his pseudonym keeps his crimes hidden from the faithful.

643: Daniel Gai

Child Endangerment, Familial Abuse & Violence

Daniel Gai was an aide for Fresno Republican City Councilmember Garry Bredefeld. He resigned after pleading no contest to five felony domestic violence charges. He admitted to one count of committing corporal injury on spouse or cohabitant, three counts of assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and one count of child endangerment.

642: Naasón Joaquín García

Child Rape, Rape

Naasón Joaquín García was the leader of an international megachurch called La Luz del Mundo, The Light of the World. La Luz del Mundo began in Mexico before expanding through the Americas. They are in over fifty counties and in every one of the United States states. He was a huge admirer of Donald Trump, calling him a true convert to a life of faith. He pleaded guilty to three felonies in a plea agreement that netted him sixteen years in prison. That amounts to less than one month per child he raped.