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508: Brian Mast

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Brian Mast is a Congressman from Florida. He is an active presence on social media posting daily, often with belligerent and misleading statements. He has, however, apologized for joking about raping fifteen-year-olds. In 2020, he said “there is no room for joking about sexual violence.” Unfortunately, he was not talking about himself but his opponent.

507: Becki Falwell

Sexual Harassment

Becki Falwell is the wife of Jerry Falwell, Jr. former president of Liberty University. The Falwells had great influence on Evangelicals and were big Trump supporters. They lost their sinecure at the University founded by Falwell’s father when they participated in a long-term consensual adult affair with another man who had sex with Becki while her husband watched. This site does not track consensual adult relationships. However, Becki also pursued a student while he was at Liberty University where she was in a position of trust.

506: Kevin Clarkson

Sexual Harassment

Kevin Clarkson was the Attorney General of Alaska when he abruptly resigned after ProPublica published a story about him sending more than 500 text messages to a state employee. The messages frequently commented on her appearance and asked her to come to his home. She complained about feeling harassed by him and he went on unpaid leave, but no one said anything or did anything to advance her complaint until the story broke in the news.

505: Joel Greenberg

Child Molestation, Solicitation of a Minor, Trafficking

Joel Greenberg was the Seminole County Tax Collector in Florida. He was endorsed by Roger Stone and was a close confidant of Matt Gaetz. Together they were habitués of the party circuit in Florida and D.C. In 2020, Greenberg was arrested, indicted with 33 criminal counts from sex trafficking, stalking, fraud, and sex trafficking a minor. He cooperated with investigators pursuing other parties. He pleaded guilty to sex felonies, including sex trafficking a minor, in a plea deal.

504: Thomas Gilmer

Assault, Familial Abuse & Violence

Thomas Gilmer, a Q conspiracist, ran for Congress in Connecticut. He entered the Republican primary, was endorsed by the party convention, but was arrested for domestic violence the evening before votes were cast and withdrew the morning of the primary. His opponent, Justin Anderson, and the Republican party chair, J.R. Romano, knew about the incident.

503: Ed Henry

Rape, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Misconduct

Ed Henry is a journalist, a one-time White House Correspondent. He went from CNN to FOX and now is on Real America’s Voice, a far-right streaming channel run by Robert J. Sigg. He was fired by FOX for sexual misconduct after they hired an outside firm to investigate allegations against him. Based on those findings,…

502: John Minnis

Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment

Democratic Governor Ted Kulongowski appointed Minnis as Director of the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training program. He resigned after accused of sexual harassment and possible sexual assault of a subordinate. She alleged that he got her drunk and she woke up in his bed with no memory of what happened. He claimed whatever happened, it was consensual.

500: Michael Caputo

Sexual Harassment

Michael Caputo is a former member of the Trump Administration, appointed as spokesperson for Health and Human Services. He is now a fierce rightwing advocate, a political strategist, and a lobbyist. When he began his service, he deleted nearly all this tweets, but CNN researched them using the Wayback Machine.

499: Eddie Farnsworth

Rape Culture

Eddie Farnsworth was an Arizona state legislator and later state senator until his retirement in 2021. He is most well-known for his endless effort to protect marital rapists. For example, when a Democratic senator introduced a bill allowing severance of the parental rights of rapists he added an amendment to protect the rights of marital rapists.