Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Bryan Morse is a Republican state representative in the New Hampshire. He tapped into all the grievance messaging of MAGA Republicans, voting in favor of banning books and trans people using public restrooms. He was arrested for nonconsensual dissemination of sexual images, commonly called revenge porn.
John Giarrusso III is a Seabrook, New Hampshire police officer. He was arrested in February and charged with possession of child sexual abuse images, dissemination of visual material of a child in a state of nudity or sexual conduct and disseminating obscene matter to a minor. He is on unpaid leave. As a police officer he participated in fundraising for an organization founded to help sexually abused children.
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
Jess Edwards is a New Hampshire State Representative. He calls himself a pro-women conservative, though it seems pro-women means anti-trans in his lexicon. However, the reason he is on this list is his advocacy for child marriage, something he defines as pro-choice, if choice equals child marriage.
He lost his job on the Claremont police force after he was investigated for an inappropriate relastionship with a sixteen-year-old girl that started when she was fifteen. He had been seeing the girl for months, claiming she was a drug informant, though he never provided any information from her. While there is no evidence of him molesting her, the girl said they were planning to have sex when she turned seventeen. He was ordered not to contact her, but ignored the order. He was suspended.
Andy Sanborn’s campaign was hampered by controversy over more personal behavior including sexually harassing a intern. For example, during a discussion about an trip to Florida, the intern said “if she can’t go, I’ll go.” To which Sanborn said it depended on how well he, the intern, performed blow jobs. Another incident involving a woman was also reported. For a time, he was not allowed any aide until completing a sexual harassment class.
Eric Spofford was the founding CEO of Granite Recovery Centers (GRC) an addiction recovery company with several centers and multiple programs to treat addiction and maintain sobriety. He led from his own experience as an addict and built a successful program. He is also a generous Republican donor. He now identifies himself as an internet personality and gives speeches on business, investing, mental health, addiction recovery and more. He has been accused of sexual harassment and sexual harassment.
Chuck Phelps was the pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in New Hampshire. Now he is a pastor in Indiana. He attended Bob Jones University. In 1997, Tina Anderson was fifteen years old and babysat for Ernest Willis who was thirty-nine at the time. She became pregnant and gave the baby up for adoption and Willis…
He was accused of covering for sexual harassing supervisors in a sexual harassment and disability discrimination suit. In the suit, it was claimed he made dumb blonde jokes and called one employee “porkchop.” He was accused of retaliating when a worker made an official complaint about sexual harassment by other supervisors.
Kyle Tasker was a Republican state representative in New Hampshire. He met a fourteen-year-old girl at a community breakfast and began sending her texts asking her to meet with him and promising her drugs and alcohol. She told her mother. The mother reported this to the police who took over the girl’s Facebook account and arranged to meet him at a beach where he was arrested.