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469: Travis Kalanick

Sexual Harassment

Travis Kalanick was the CEO of Uber and for a short time was a member of Trump’s economic advisory board. He was forced out for his behavior, including bullying, harassment, and creating an environment that was markedly unprofessional. At least two women have written stories about their experience. Kalanik actually joked about Uber for women called Boob-er.

456: Peter O’Rourke

Organizational Cover-Up

Peter O’Rourke was the GOP Executive Director in Florida when he was accused of covering up sexual harassment complaints, retaliation, and political meddling at the Department of Veteran Affairs. In one example, he pulled an experienced investigator off the investigation of a Trump appointee named Peter Shelby, replacing him with a new investigator. He also socialized with Shelby and listened to Shelby’s venting. At Shelby’s request, the whistleblower was investigated.

382: Steve Bannon

Familial Abuse & Violence, Sexual Harassment

Steve Bannon was the co-founder of Breitbart News, the media engine that drove the alt-right into power in the Republican party. They’ve been fact-checked eight times by PolitiFact and only one story was mostly true. He was the CEO of Trump’s presidential campaign. He was later appointed as chief strategist and senior counselor in the…

379: Paris Dennard

Sexual Harassment

Paris Dennard was a conservative pundit for CNN until 2018 when it was revealed he had been fired at his previous job for sexual harassment, including gesturing as though unzipping his pants and masturbating. He was then hired by the RNC as a national spokesperson until he was fired in August 2022 for unknown reasons.

356: Steven Muñoz

Sexual Assault

Steven Muñoz worked on Rick Santorum’s campaign and was hired by the Trump Administration for a job in the State Department making arrangements for official visits of foreign heads of state. He was a graduate of The Citadel, a military college. While he was at The Citadel, five freshman claimed that Muñoz used his power…

338: Ritch Workman

Sexual Harassment

Florida Rep. Ritch Workman was appointed to the Public Service Commission that regulates Florida utilities but before he could serve, a state senator, a fellow Republican, came forward with an allegation of sexual misconduct. His resignation came just a few minutes after state Sen. Lizbeth Benacquisto, said she repeatedly made “vulgar and inappropriate’ gestures toward her at an event.

141: Bill Shine

Organizational Cover-Up

Bill Shine was Co-President of Fox News for twenty years where he spent his time covering up sexual harassment and misconduct before President Trump hired him as deputy chief of staff for communications where he would be doing the same thing. He resigned after just a few months, having little effect on all the scandals whirling around Trump.

104: Albert Andre Zimmerman

Child Sexual Abuse Material

Albert Andre Zimmerman, GOP-appointed spokesperson for the State of Florida Department of Children and Families, used his position to exploit the children in the department’s care. He told them what to do and take pictures and send him the pictures which he sold. FBI: Albert Zimmerman Pleads Guilty to Production of Child Pornography Newsweek: Spokesman…