Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Michael Whatley was the chair of the Republican National Committee. Currently, he is running for U. S. Senate with Trump’s endorsement. He is pushing a tough-on-crime agenda, while he has been instrumental in helping a former felon and child rapist secure leadership positions in the North Carolina GOP.
Nick Fountain was a Shippack Township Supervisor in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. After he was appointed to the Board in 2013, he won re-election and has been vice-chair for twelve years. He ran unsuccessfully for the Pennsylvania House in 2018 and Senate in 2022. He is also the owner of two daycare centers. He was charged with soliciting a minor and soliciting child sexual abuse material from a fourteen-year-old child in Maryland.
arl DeMaio is a Republican member of the California Assembly. Previously he was a member of the San Diego City Council and an unsuccessful candidate for Mayor. He ran for Congress in 2014 and 2020. In 2024 he ran for California Assembly and won. Three people have claimed to have witnessed him masturbating, nonconsensual sexual displays. Two have claimed he sexually harassed
Will Gardner was the Republican Party-endorsed candidate for North Dakota Secretary of State. He withdrew from the race after news surfaced of his arrest when he was 29 years old. He was cited for surreptitious intrusion – a sexual offense, but that was dropped to disorderly conduct in a plea deal.
Timothy Thomas Christensen McGhee was the Republican candidate for House District 45 in 2012 and for Senate District 30 in 2011.
In January, 2025, he was arrested and charged with stalking and taking liberties with a child.
Ryan D. Jenks is the co-owner and co-founder of Brighter Future Health, Inc. in Boise, Idaho. Brighter Future offers mental health services to children, teens, and adults. In 2014, he won the Republican primary for Idaho House District 18, but he lost the general election. He was also active in the Disobey Idaho protests of stay-at-home orders when COVID first appeared.
Starr Emery is the Republican candidate for District 46 of the Montana House of Representatives. The Facebook tagline for her campaign is “Safe Children, Sound Families, and a Strong Montana.” That makes her arrest for Child Endangerment surprising.
Dave McCormick is the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, hoping to unseat Sen. Bob Casey. Previously, he was the CEO of Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund. During his tenure, the fund drew criticism for investing in companies that produced fentanyl or that had ties do authoritarian regimes such as the Saudi royal family and the Chinese military.
Elliot “Alu” Axelman was a Republican candidate for New Hampshire State Legislature. Vivek Ramaswamy listed him as an endorser in the 2024 presidential primary. He is an advocate for New Hampshire Secession.
He has been arrested and charged with false imprisonment, two counts of simple assault, and four counts of sexual assault, all misdemeanors. The alleged incident happened at a Libertarian fair called Porcfest and the victim was just fourteen. She had been separated from her parents and her phone was dead. She ran into Axelman, a family friend. He texted her mother that he had found her, but then offered her alcohol, took her to a field, and would not let her leave, kissing her and grinding against her
Solomon Peña was given a 20th chance when the nineteen-times-convicted candidate was named the Republican nominee for the 14th District in the New Mexico House of Representatives. He was trounced losing by 48 points. Of course, he followed the Trump playbook and claimed the vote was rigged. He attended the January 6 rally, but it not known to have participated in the insurrection.