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972: Tristan Tate

Rape, Trafficking

Tristan Tate, along with his more well-known brother Andrew Tate, is a kickboxer turned social media influencer who pushes rightwing extremism. A dual citizen of the United Kingdom and the United States. He has been indicted with his brother for rape and sex trafficking and is currently in prison in Romania. It is believed that the two of them moved to Romania because thought they could get away with their criminality. After being denied bail several times, they remain in Romania but on house arrest.

820: Jack Murphy

Uncategorized

Jack Murphy’s online persona is openly misogynist and xenophobic. There’s even a Twitter account archiving some of it because he’s worked to clean up his presentation. He claimed that feminists need rape, though perhaps he regrets that because this article is even gone from the Wayback Machine.

756: Andrew Tate

Familial Abuse & Violence, Rape, Rape Culture, Trafficking

Andrew Tate is an avid Trump advocate, a citizen of both the United States and the United Kingdom, he moved to Romania because rape laws are more lenient there, according to him. He’s been accused of rape and trafficking and has been arrested for trafficking 75 women, forcing them to create pornographic content or perform phone sex. His is currently detained in Romania.

591: Adam Hageman

Child Sexual Abuse Material

Hageman was arrested for possessing child sexual abuse material. He was part of a ring of men including Ruben Verastigui, another Trump Republican. In the affidavit, the Homeland Security agent reported Hageman’s preferences in detail. Among the things Hageman said in the group, he complained that the pandemic shutdown kept him from exposing himself to young children in public restrooms.

555: Ruben Verastigui

Child Sexual Abuse Material

Ruben Verastigui was a digital strategist for the Senate Republican Conference. He also worked as a senior designer for the Republican National Committee. He made Trump MAGA ads. He also was active in the antiabortion movement, working for March for Life, Students for Life, and Live Action. He was arrested for possessing and sharing child exploitation material. He pled guilty and was sentenced to 151 months.

549: John Weaver

Sexual Harassment, Solicitation of a Minor

John Weaver is a long-time Republican consultant who was one of the founders of The Lincoln Project, a successful PAC dedicated to fighting Trump. He also sent inappropriate sexual messages to people on social media, promising mentorship and career advantages to men in exchange for sex. He also sent messages to children, grooming them for future relationships. Twenty-one men came forward with allegations that he had sexually harassed them. He resigned.

528: Dan Snyder

Hostile Workplace, Organizational Cover-Up, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment

Dan Snyder was the owner of the NFL franchise in Washington, D.C., the Washington Commanders, that previously had a notoriously racist name which Snyder repeatedly ignored the public pressure to change. He was alleged to have allowed a hostile work environment for the team’s cheerleaders and for lewd and sexist requests.

485: Robert Wilkie

Organizational Cover-Up

Robert Wilkie is a white nationalist extremist appointed by President Trump as Secretary of Veteran Affairs. A long-time member of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans, he said abolitionists were radical, dishonest, and enemies of liberty. When he was in the Bush Administration, he participated in a Confederate Memorial wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington, saluting the Confederate flag. When he was appointed by Trump, he said that was all behind him, though he lied about his membership in the SCV. However, he earned his place on the list with his unprofessional efforts to discredit a woman who reported being sexually harassed and assaulted at the Washington, D.C. VA hospital.