Author: Cajsa Lilliehook
537: Daryl Brooks

Daryl Brooks has run for Congress and the Senate in New Jersey. He was one of those perennial unserious candidates who would file $75 to see their name on the ballot. In 2020, he performed at Rudy Giuliani’s infamous press conference claiming to have witnessed voter fraud in the electorally critical state of Pennsylvania. At the press conference, he identified himself as a Philadelphia resident, not a New Jersey resident and swore he personally witnessed shenanigans. He is also a sex offender.
536: David Farley

David Farley was an Oregon doctor and GOP donor. He lost his license to practice medicine after several patients came forward with complaints that he sexually assaulted them. The patients allege he touched their genitals without gloves and fondled their breasts all under the pretext of a medical exam.
535: Brett Favre

Brett Favre was a famous and successful quarterback. He played for the Green Bay Packers during the prime of his career. A Trump supporter, he has close ties to many Republicans. He’s been implicated in welfare fraud in Mississippi, knowingly taking money intended for the poor. Favre is happy to rob poor children so long as he doesn’t get caught, so it’s no surprise that he also has a long history of sexual harassment and misconduct.
534: Rick Roeber
533: Robert Anderson Strickland
532: Ian Charles Schenkel
531: Tony Yocham
530: Brad Parscale
529: Andrew Napolitano

Andrew Napolitano was a Superior Court Judge in New Jersey and worked for FOX News for twenty-four years as an on-air expert in legal matters. He also offered his opinions (very conservative) on other issues. He was let go after one accusation of sexual assault led to others also coming forward. Two of those accusing him of sexual assault are men. One accused Napolitano of sexually abusing him while he presided over his case. The other accused him of inviting him to his home only to pressure him to participate in sexual roleplay. Napolitano countersued for libel. Both sides dismissed their cases at the same time with no public mention of any settlement.






