Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Robert Forsythe was a New Hampshire state representative. While running for re-election, he was accused of domestic violence, choking an intimate partner who was pregnant at the time and kneeing her in the back.
George Halcovage was a Schuykill County Commissioner who was accused of sexual harassment by four county employees. The harassment includes allegations of sexual assault. They also alleged improper remarks, solicitations for sex, and even showing up at their homes.
David Hawk is a Tennessee State Representative. He also ran in the primary for US House District 1, but only got about 5% of the vote. It’s not as bad as it sounds. There were ten in the primary. In 2012, he was charged in a domestic violence incident. The grand jury refused to indict him with the misdemeanor and instead charged him with felony reckless endangerment.
Loren Culp is a former police chief. He came in second in the open primary for governor, a Republican running against Democratic incumbent Jay Inslee of Washington. He lost. He came in third in the open primary for the 4th Congressional District in Washington, putting him out of the race. He also cost the city of Republic, Washington, $275,000 by bungling a child sexual assault case. He decided he didn’t believe the child and threatened her with prosecution.
Marcie Adkins was a Florida primary candidate for the State Legislature. She hired a campaign manager whose criminal record is disturbing. He was charged with rape but pled to a lesser charge. He was charged by Cherokee Indian Police with leaving his 6-year-old child in a car while he was in a casino gambling. He pled guilty to beating his wife. When asked about doubling down, she said she would triple down.
Robert Burns was the campaign manager for Marcie Adkins, a Republican primary candidate competing against Republican Rep. Randy Fine. He was accused of raping and sodomizing a woman while she was incapacitated in Colorado. In South Carolina he was charged by Cherokee Indian Police with leaving his child in a car while he was in a casino gambling. In Richland County, SC, he pled guilty to beating his wife.
Tucker Carlson is the most popular host on FOX News. A white nationalist who foments racist violence by promoting the “Great Replacement” theory that inspired the Holocaust, has also been accused of sexual harassment. The lawsuit brought by Cathy Areu was dismissed before her allegations could be litigated as she was not an employee of FOX News.
Sean Hannity is a popular FOX News host and was an informal Trump advisor. He has been accused of sexual misconduct by two women. The conservative blogger Debbie Schlussel claimed he twice asked her back to his hotel room and after she declined was never asked back on his show. She clarified that she did not want to accuse him of sexual harassment. She said he was “weird and creepy” and made her uncomfortable, but that it didn’t fit the legal definition of sexual harassment. She was not his employee or subordinate, so that could be why she said it wasn’t technically sexual harassment.
Madison Cawthorn was a U.S. Congressman famous for abusing trees. He was elected to Congress in 2020 and is the youngest member of Congress. With his election, there is greater attention paid to his biography which is full of exaggerations and outright lies. He only attended Patrick Henry College before dropping out, but several women who attended college with him have brought forward allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct. Two women accuse him of forcibly kissing and touching them. His sexual misconduct was so well-known that 150 former classmates signed onto an open letter arguing his conduct was disqualifying.
Augustus Sol Invictus is a white nationalist associated with the Nazi group AtomWaffen. He used to be a Libertarian but changed to Republican after Trump was elected. He participated in Unite the Right and has a long history of threatening violence. He is alleged to have strangled his ex-wife and threatened her life with a gun. He was, however, acquitted of all charges because she was terrified of testifying after threats against her life from him and from other people in the white nationalist movements.