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651: Derrick van Orden

Sexual Harassment

Derrick van Orden is a Congressman representing Wisconsin’s Third District where he squeaked by in the most egregiously gerrymandered state where Republicans won 75% of the seats with 55% of the total vote. He was elected despite openly admitted he sexually harassed at least two women by exposing a man’s genitals to them. Well, bragged is more appropriate, he described the incidents in his book, “Book of Man: A Navy SEAL’s Guide to the Lost Art of Manhood.” Seriously, that title should be disqualifying.

623: Max Miller

Familial Abuse & Violence

Max Miller was Trump’s aide during his administration. In 2022, who ran in the primary to unseat Anthony Gonzalez, a Republican who voted to impeach Trump. He won the primary and is now in the US House of Representatives. He also has an unsavory history of bullying, abuse, and multiple criminal charges for speeding, underage drinking, disorderly conduct, and driving under the influence.

He had a relationship with Trump press secretary Stephanie Grisham that ended when he allegedly shoved her against a wall and slapped her.

570: Tom Reed

Sexual Misconduct

Tom Reed was a Congressman from New York. A woman accused him of sexual misconduct after he accosted her at a dinner in downtown Minneapolis. The woman was a lobbyist and was attending a fundraising event for a GOP candidate. She alleged that he rubbed her back, unsnapped her bra and stroked her thigh. A witness corroborated her allegations.

545: Dan Crenshaw

Organizational Cover-Up, Rape Culture

Dan Crenshaw is a Congressman from Texas and a former Navy SEAL where he lost an eye to an IED. He is more cosmopolitan than most of his fellow representatives having lived in Scotland, Ecuador, and Colombia and graduating from Tufts and Harvard universities. He is publicly critical of the House Freedom Caucus. But when a woman alleged she had been assaulted at the VA, he assisted Robert Wilkie in a campaign to discredit and disparage her, alleging she had a history of false complaints. Then he refused to cooperate with the investigation, refusing to be interviewed by the Inspector General.

510: Madison Cawthorn

Sexual Harassment, Sexual Misconduct

Madison Cawthorn was a U.S. Congressman famous for abusing trees. He was elected to Congress in 2020 and is the youngest member of Congress. With his election, there is greater attention paid to his biography which is full of exaggerations and outright lies. He only attended Patrick Henry College before dropping out, but several women who attended college with him have brought forward allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct. Two women accuse him of forcibly kissing and touching them. His sexual misconduct was so well-known that 150 former classmates signed onto an open letter arguing his conduct was disqualifying.

508: Brian Mast

Uncategorized

Brian Mast is a Congressman from Florida. He is an active presence on social media posting daily, often with belligerent and misleading statements. He has, however, apologized for joking about raping fifteen-year-olds. In 2020, he said “there is no room for joking about sexual violence.” Unfortunately, he was not talking about himself but his opponent.

494: Matt Gaetz

Child Molestation, Rape Culture, Solicitation of a Minor, Trafficking

Matt Gaetz is a current U.S. representative and a former Florida state representative representing the district where the dystopian planned-senior-community The Villages is located. He has been accused of creating a sex game where points are awarded for sleeping with women. He has also been accused of trafficking a minor child, paying her for sex with money, drugs, and alcohol.