Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Robert Anderson Strickland was a Sheriff in South Carolina. He was accused of punching a woman in the face with a closed fist more than once, taking away her cell phone so she could not call for help or for medical assistance. He’s also accused of damaging her car when she tried to flee.
Brad Parscale was President Trump’s Campaign Manager who navigated the new social media systems exceedingly well in 2016. In 2020, he was a Senior Adviser to the campaign. He was fired, though, after he threated his wife, cocking a gun at her, and attempted suicide only to be saved by cops.
Frank Sapareto was a state legislator in New Hampshire. He lost re-election in 2018 after being sued for hitting the producer of a porn video he played a role in. He was not voted out after convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend’s son and daughter. He claimed he was just protecting her from her angry son, but he did plead guilty to all three counts of misdemeanor assault. The others told police that Sapareto forced his way into their home and was the aggressor.
James Spillane represents Rockingham2 in the New Hampshire legislature and has since 2014. He was elected in spite of pleading guilty to trying to strangle his wife. They had been out to dinner, he had a few drinks so she was driving. They were arguing and he yanked hard on the wheel causing the car to go off the road and crash near their home. The car totaled a neighbor’s mailbox and they called 911. So did Spillane’s wife. According to the police, she said that her husband “just tried to kill her…he totaled her car with her in it and he came in the house and tried to strangle her.”
John Gallman was a Republican primary candidate for South Carolina’s state senate. He was accused of domestic violence. He lost the primary. He sued his primary opponent and a local paper for defamation. The case has not been adjudicated yet.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.