Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
arl DeMaio is a Republican member of the California Assembly. Previously he was a member of the San Diego City Council and an unsuccessful candidate for Mayor. He ran for Congress in 2014 and 2020. In 2024 he ran for California Assembly and won. Three people have claimed to have witnessed him masturbating, nonconsensual sexual displays. Two have claimed he sexually harassed
Russ Casey was a Justice of the Peace in Tarrant County, Texas. He was running for re-election in the Republican primary when he was discovered to have forged his petition signatures. Ironically, this came to light as his accusations of that exact same thing against his primary opponents were being investigated. He pleaded guilty to voter fraud and was sentenced to probation. This is notable in that he committed voter fraud in the same county as the Black woman Crystal Mason who got ten years.
However, he seems to have skated on the more serious allegations of indecent exposure, sexual harassment, and sexual abuse brought by his former clerk. He apologized to her and that settled it for her.
Brad Namdar was a GOP primary candidate contending for US House District 32, He made trafficking his key campaign issue after already making a reputation as an anti-trafficking crusader. However, a sex worker reported he twice solicited her for sex and the second time, he didn’t pay her. He was also reported for touching a high school student on the bottom when he was working as a teacher and soccer coach. The girl did not report this until she graduated high school.
Antonio Brown is a former NFL player who spoke on behalf of Donald Trump for President and attacked Kamala Harris because women are too emotional. He was accused of sexual assault and rape by his former trainer. They reached a settlement but the terms have not been disclosed.
Judd Stone was the Solicitor General of Texas. He defended the Texas abortion bounty to the Supreme Court by arguing that just knowing an abortion takes place causes such distress that it rises to a “tort of outrage.” Not only can someone whose feelings are hurt by hearing about an abortion, they can sue anyone involved, no matter how tenuous the link, for example. a taxi driving taking someone to a clinic. That guy. He was forced to resign amid allegations of sexual harassment from two women. The allegations are lurid as you can deduce from the headlines in the news stories. You can read the entirety in Brent Webster’s letter below.
Jay Quam was a Hennepin County judge appointed by Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty in 2006. He retired in March, 2025, one month before he was reprimanded by The Minnesota Board on Judicial Standards for a pattern of sexual harassment that included an inappropriate relationship with his clerk and his staff hearing explicit sounds of sexual activity from his office.
Tyler Fischer is allegedly a comedian. His routine mostly consists of whining about how he is oppressed by “woke” businesses and people. For example, he is making bank on being banned by Delta Airlines. He claims he was just being funny, but you can judge for yourself. Claiming to be a victim can be rewarding, so he calls his comedy tour the “No Fly List” tour. And now he has a new oppressor, Fox News.
John D, Jessup is a Hancock County Commissioner. He is also running fore re-election and on the Republican primary ballot for the County Commission. He is unable to attend meetings or candidate forums because he is under house arrest.
Doug Pitassi was the CEO of Pacific Office Automation, Oregon’s largest employer. He is also a generous donor to Republicans. Years ago, he pleaded guilty to exposing himself and fondling two students when he was a teacher in Gresham. He was on probation for those offenses when he started working for Pacific Office Automation.
A woman who worked for him in the administration resigned after two months. She alleged he made sexual advances and made lewd comments about co-workers and a state senator. Her allegations included retaliatory attacks on her performance when she refused an affair with him. The Governor’s Office settled with a payment of $295,000.