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505: Joel Greenberg

Child Molestation, Solicitation of a Minor, Trafficking

Joel Greenberg was the Seminole County Tax Collector in Florida. He was endorsed by Roger Stone and was a close confidant of Matt Gaetz. Together they were habitués of the party circuit in Florida and D.C. In 2020, Greenberg was arrested, indicted with 33 criminal counts from sex trafficking, stalking, fraud, and sex trafficking a minor. He cooperated with investigators pursuing other parties. He pleaded guilty to sex felonies, including sex trafficking a minor, in a plea deal.

481: Glenn Aronow

Sexual Harassment

Glenn Aronow was an aide to New York Republican State Senator Maziarz who was majority leader at the time. A co-worker sued him, Sen. Marianz, and the NY Attorney General due to the sexual harassment he subjected her to on the job. She alleged that he sexually harassed her daily, touching her, making sexual comments and threats and showing her pornography on his computer. One time he locked the door when the two were alone in the office, frightening her.

473: Tim Braun

Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment

Tim Braun, the Republican Sandusky County prosecutor, was accused of sexual assault. He pled guilty to a lesser charge and even got to keep his job. Two women accused him of making the workplace hostile and untenable for the women who worked for him. He made comments about the woman and her coworkers body types, their clothing, how attractive they are. He put his hands, she claimed, all over a pregnant woman in the office.

441: Nick Hermann

Retaliation, Sexual Harassment

Nick Hermann was the County Prosecutor in Vanderburgh County, Illinois until he lost the Republican primary in May 2022. A likely contribution to his loss was the sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit brought against him that he settled. That and the $10,000 in controversial expenditures for lingerie and expensive lunches on his county credit card.

420: Joel Anderson

Sexual Harassment

Joel Anderson is a San Diego County Supervisor and a former Republican state senator in California. He was reprimanded for threatening a woman who was a lobbyist in a bar. He rubbed her shoulders which witnesses described as clearly unwelcome and uninvited. He then complained that her organization had not endorsed him, and said he out to “bitch slap” her. According to a witness, he threatened to slap her several times. Another witness confirmed it as did the restaurant staff.

304: Joe Incoronato

Rape Culture, Uncategorized

Joe Incoronato was a Dutchess County legislator when in a meeting he said women bring rape and harassment on themselves based on their behavior. The Dutchess Legislature voted 23-1 to censure him for his statements. He responded by introducing a proposal that people can only be censured if convicted of a felony or serious misdemeanor.

He has apologized for saying it while continuing to give further context that his opinion has not changed. He repeats again and again that a woman who drinks or uses drugs is impaired and more open to rape or assault, not understanding that it is the rapist who rapes. Women drinking is not an invitation to rape.