Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Linda McMahon is Trump’s Secretary of Education who considers her job is to eliminate the Department of Education. Perhaps he thought she was well-suited for the job as she has been sued for negligence that allowed children to be sexually abused by an employee of World Wrestling Entertainment when she was the CEO. Notably, one of her responses to the suit is to claim she had no “duty of care” for the minor children employed as ring boys.
Alyson Cranick was an Administrative Assistant at E.O. Smith High School in Mansfield, Connecticut before she was arrested for raping an eleven-year-old boy. She was arrested twice because the alleged crimes were committed in two jurisdictions. She was charged with four counts of first-degree sexual assault, three counts of illegal sexual contact with a minor and two counts of risk of injury to a minor and was released on $700,000 bail.
Vince McMahon is the Chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and a close friend of Donald Trump. He even paid $5 million to Trump’s fraudulent foundation. He’s a generous donor to Republicans as well. He was forced out in 2022 when the board learned he spent millions on settle sexual harassment suits. However, he forced his way back even though there are pending lawsuits for sexual harassment and brand news ones as well.
John J, Griffin was a producer for CNN from Connecticut when he was arrested by the FBI for persuading mothers to bring their very young daughters to him for sadomasochistic sex. This was purportedly to train them to be docile and submissive wives.
J. R. Romano was the Chair of the Connecticut Republican Party. When he learned of Thomas Gilmer’s assault allegations two months before the primary, he hushed them up until Gilmer was arrested the night before the primary. This left the party with voters voting the next day for a candidate who had just withdrawn.
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.
Douglas Perlitz founded a school in Haiti with support and funding of Fairfield University, the Order of Malta, the Society of Jesus in New England, and Haiti Fund, Inc. During the years he ran that school, he groomed and abused the children. The organizations greed to a joint settlement of $60 million for the potential 170 survivors of Perlitz’ many years of abuse.
August (Augie) Wolf was a candidate for the Republican nomination to run for U.S. Senate in Connecticut in 2016. He was supported by David Koch. The campaign was not going well. By February the campaign had gone through three campaign managers and three treasurers and ten staff had been fired or resigned. In June, a former staffer accused him of sexual harassment as well as federal and state election laws. Samantha Menh alleged he made frequent sexual remarks and sexual advances.
David W. Coderre was the Republican nominee for state Senate District 29 in Connecticut. He was arrested four times for domestic violence though three of those were erased after a violence program. The fourth arrest was dismissed. He blames the arrests on a messy divorce.
Jon Landry was a Republican member of the Farmington Town Council. He met a girl online. He used the pseudonym Jason Davis and claimed he was seventeen. He really was a thirty-two-year-old politician with a wife and two children. The girl was twelve. They communicated for four years until she was sixteen when they met in person for the first time and began an affair. Sixteen was the age of consent and the affair was consensual, but there’s more.