Paul Ingrassia is Trump’s nominee for the Office of Special Counsel. His nomination is stalled due to several concerns about his lack of experience since he just graduated from law school in 2022 and of bias arising from his support for Nick Fuentes and his extremist views such as the absurd notion that the descendants of enslaved people owe reparations to the descendants of those who enslaved them. He called for Trump to declare Martial Law in 2020 and for the states that voted for Trump to secede if they failed to overturn the election.
In his work as White House liaison to Homeland Security, he was accused of sexual harassment arising from an incident when several people traveled to Florida. A subordinate’s room at their hotel was cancelled and he told her she would have to share his room. It is alleged he cancelled the room in order to force the situation.
A human resources complaint was filed by a colleage. Five people affirmed this happened. Three witnesses affirm that Ingrassia cancelled the reservation. The woman who ended up sharing Ingrassia’s room denied anything improper happened, though others say her work has suffered since the incident and that she is afraid of retaliation. The woman who filed the complaint withdrew it for fear of retaliation.
Ingrassia denies cancelling her reservation.
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October 10, 2025
