Time to kill Russians on US soil. End Trump's chances today.

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Rightist Trump supporting homosexual pedophiles have been a huge problem
since Trump entered politics in 2015.

Why is it that only rightists rape children, shoot people and beat their
spouses?

The studies are right. The sooner we shoot rightist pedophiles, the
sooner sex crimes will go away.

The recent news about gay sex in federal office buildings has some
conservatives crowing about liberal immorality. There was the firing of
the legislative aide to Democratic U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin of Maryland, for
having sex with another man in a Senate hearing room. Then it emerged
that a second congressional staffer was investigated for allegedly
filming himself performing sex acts with a man in a U.S. House office
building.

That staffer hasn't been named, but it's been reported that he worked for
a Republican representative. So let us not forget that many conservatives
have been embroiled in sex scandals. Some have been with members of the
same sex, some the opposite. Some have involved consensual sex, others
assault or harassment, and most are evidence of either hypocrisy or deep
denial. Some have led to downfalls, while the consequences of others
remain to be seen. Herewith, a look at 14 of the most prominent cases.

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From left: Jerry Falwell Jr., Donald Trump, and Lauren Boebert
Matt Schlapp
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Matt Schlapp, head of the virulently anti-LGBTQ+ American Conservative
Union and major ally of Donald Trump, has been sued by a man who accuses
Schlapp of sexual assault. Carlton Huffman, who worked on Republican U.S.
Senate candidate Herschel Walker�s failed campaign in Georgia in 2022,
claims Schlapp groped his genitals, without his consent, while Huffman
was driving him around Georgia. Huffman is also accusing Schlapp and his
wife, former Trump adviser Mercedes Schlapp, of defamation. His lawsuit
was recently amended to include assault allegations by two other men,
whose names have not been made public, in incidents they say took place
before the 2022 occurrence. The Schlapps deny any wrongdoing, and their
allies contend Huffman is trying to divert attention from his own
extremist record and the fact that he�s been accused of sexual assault
himself. The lawsuit, filed in Alexandria, Va., is set to go to trial in
June.
Lauren Boebert
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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�Family values� Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, who has claimed
drag queens and LGBTQ+ activists are �sexualizing� children, was caught
fondling and being fondled by her date at the family-friendly musical
Beetlejuice at a Denver theater in September. She was also vaping and
otherwise being disruptive, and she and her companion, bar owner Quinn
Gallagher, were forced to leave the theater. She�s admitted to �falling
short� of her values and blamed her behavior on the stress of her
divorce. Will the incident affect her reelection chances? She barely beat
Democrat Adam Fritsch in 2022, and he�s running against her again in
2024.
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Christian and Bridget Ziegler
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Washington Post/Getty Images

One of the latest scandals involves Christian Ziegler, chairman of the
Florida Republican Party, and his wife, Bridget Ziegler, a cofounder of
the anti-LGBTQ+ group Moms for Liberty. A woman with whom they once had a
consensual sexual relationship has now accused Christian Ziegler of rape.
He has not been charged with a crime, and he has said he did not rape the
woman but instead had consensual sex with her, in the absence of his wife
on that occasion. Even if he did not commit rape, the three-way affair by
people who publicly condemn anything but monogamous heterosexual
relationships is stunningly hypocritical, as some LGBTQ+ activists have
observed. The Florida Republican Party has censured Christian Ziegler,
stripping him of authority although he retains his title as chairman.
Donald Trump
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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The biggest of them all. Donald Trump has been accused of sexual assault
by more than a dozen women and has even bragged about grabbing women by
the genitals. E. Jean Carroll, a New York-based writer, accused Trump of
raping her in a department store dressing room in the 1990s. He called
her allegations �totally false,� claimed he�d never met her, and said she
wasn�t his �type.� Carroll sued, and in May a jury found Trump liable for
sexual abuse (not rape) and defaming Carroll by saying she was lying. The
jury awarded Carroll $5 million in damages; Trump is appealing. In a
second civil case, a judge has found that Trump defamed Carroll, and a
trial set for January will determine only the amount of damages he owes.
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Jerry Falwell Jr.
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Jerry Falwell Jr., who continued his late father�s legacy of
fundamentalist Christian activism against LGBTQ+ people, was forced to
resign as president of Liberty University, which Jerry Falwell Sr.
founded, in the wake of a sex scandal. In early August 2020, the
university placed Falwell Jr. on leave after he posted a picture on
social media of himself and a woman who works as his wife's assistant,
both with their pants unzipped, and Giancarlo Granda, a former pool
attendant who had a business deal with Falwell, said he had had an affair
with Falwell's wife, Becki, and that the evangelical leader would watch
them have sex. Later in the month, Falwell resigned with a $10.5 million
severance package. He has since sued Liberty for defamation, for
retirement benefits he claims he�s owed, and for using his father�s name
and image.
Larry Craig
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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In 2007, Larry Craig, then a Republican U.S. senator from Idaho, was
charged with disorderly conduct, allegedly having solicited sex from an
undercover police officer in a restroom at the Minneapolis-St. Paul
International Airport. He pleaded guilty, then tried unsuccessfully to
withdraw the plea. He said he had touched the officer only accidentally �
his �wide stance� in the restroom stall caused his foot to tap the
policeman�s. Other men have alleged Craig sought sexual relationships
with them, but he has insisted he�s not gay. He didn�t run for reelection
in 2008, and he went back to Idaho and opened a consulting firm.
George Rekers
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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George Rekers was once a prominent anti-LGBTQ+ activist and proponent of
conversion therapy. He was also a cofounder of the Family Research
Council and frequently testified in court against the parental rights of
LGBTQ+ people. But he fell from grace in 2010 after some gay journalists
found out he�d hired a male sex worker to go with him on a European
vacation. He claimed he hired the man to carry his luggage and didn�t
know the man�s line of work until halfway through the trip. Further, he
claimed to be emulating Jesus by hanging out with sinners.
Ted Haggard
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Ted Haggard was fired as pastor of New Life Church, a huge congregation
in Colorado Springs, in 2006, after a man who�d once been a sex worker
claimed he�d had a relationship with Haggard for three years. Haggard
admitted to �sexual immorality� and later insisted he�s straight, but
�with issues.� He founded another church, St. James Church, in Colorado
Springs in 2010. In 2022, men who�d attended St. James accused him of
touching them inappropriately. He's still listed on the church�s website
as founding pastor.
Mark Foley
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Mark Foley, a Republican congressman from Florida, resigned in 2006 after
it was revealed he�d sent sexually explicit emails and instant messages
to young men who�d been congressional pages. He came out as gay, said he
was an alcoholic and entered rehab, and also said he�d been sexually
abused by a priest when he was a youth. He was not charged with any crime
� there was no evidence he�d had sex with minors or sent them sexual
images � but his career in elected office was over. However, he�s still a
power among Republicans in Florida, donating to candidates and the Palm
Beach County Republican Party, according to Business Insider, even as
GOPers condemn other LGBTQ+ people as �groomers.� In 2019, the county
group gave him a service award, and no less than Roger Stone called him a
�great American patriot.�
Dan Crane
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

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Dan Crane was an ultraconservative Republican congressman from Illinois
in 1983 when it emerged that he�d had sex with a 17-year-old female page
three years earlier. He was censured by the U.S. House, as was Democrat
Gerry Studds of Massachusetts, who�d had sexual relations with a 17-year-
old male page in 1973. Both men admitted to the liaisons. Crane lost his
reelection race in 1984 and returned to his dental practice in Illinois,
while Studds was reelected several times. Both are now dead. One of
Crane�s brothers, Phil, was also a notably far-right Republican
congressman but avoided scandal.
Jon Hinson
Conservatives in Sex Scandals

A man awaiting trial on accusations that he raped a woman in downtown St. Paul is now charged in another sexual assault, this one at knifepoint.

Both cases occurred in the same area near the Minnesota History Center “and involved the same plan or scheme,” according to a criminal complaint filed by the Ramsey County attorney’s office Wednesday against Maurice Londell McClendon, 28. “The offender approached an unknown woman and offered to smoke dope with her” and “proceeded to sexually assault the woman.”

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Maurice Londell McClendon (Courtesy of Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office)

McClendon, who has to register as a predatory offender because he was convicted of first-degree criminal sexual conduct as a juvenile, pleaded not guilty to the charges of first- and third-degree criminal sexual conduct filed against him in December.

“He adamantly denies” the accusations, said Jeremy Plesha, McClendon’s attorney in the first case. “That’s consistent with his interview with law enforcement and consistent with the evidence and we’re awaiting our day at trial.” Plesha said he’s not aware of the allegations in the case filed on Wednesday.

McClendon is also being investigated in another sexual assault from Sept. 26 behind Union Gospel Mission. The Ramsey County attorney’s office is reviewing the case for potential charges.

The complaint filed Wednesday, which charges McClendon with first-degree criminal sexual conduct while armed with a dangerous weapon, includes the following information:

On May 24, 2018, about 7 p.m., police responded to the St. Joseph’s Hospital emergency room. A woman said she had been hanging out when a male approached who wanted to smoke drugs. They walked to an area near the history museum.

The man held her at knifepoint and raped her, then told her to wait for 20 minutes and not look at him.

“She looked back and made eye contact with the suspect,” the complaint said. “He then came back and forced intercourse on her again as punishment for looking at him.”

DNA from a sexual assault exam was later found to be a match to McClendon.

McClendon, who has been jailed since December, was shown a photo of the woman by an investigator on Saturday and he said he had never seen her before.

He said “he has had ‘sex for drug’ transactions with women” in the area near the history center and, when asked for more details, didn’t talk to police further, the complaint said.

In the other case that McClendon is charged in, police responded to the Minnesota History Center on Aug. 15 at 4 p.m. after a 30-year-old woman showed up at a loading dock. She was bleeding from the mouth and seeking help. The woman was brought to the hospital and cried out in pain while talking to officers. She received stitches for her cut lip.

She told officers that a man approached and asked if she wanted to go smoke marijuana. She said she was unaware of his name, but knew him from around the Higher Ground shelter in downtown St. Paul.

The woman said there was no talk of them having sex, but when she sat in the shade of a utility shed, she looked up and saw him masturbating in front of her. She “didn’t like that and pushed the man away,” the complaint said. The man then punched her in the face, which caused her to land face down in the grass. He pulled down her pants and raped her.

Surveillance video showed a man running from behind the shed. In another camera angle, the woman could be seen walking from behind the shed and holding her mouth; she “appeared frantic as she looked for help,” the complaint said.

A sergeant who viewed a photo from the video identified the man as McClendon and the woman picked out McClendon from a photo lineup, the complaint said.

Police arrested McClendon on Dec. 3. He told police “he hung out near Higher Ground from time to time,” according to the complaint. “He said he went down there to buy marijuana and flirt with women. He said he would occasionally meet women and give them money in exchange for sex. He explained that he would go to a secluded area with the women, show them money, and make sure they did a ‘good job’ before paying them.”

Police showed McClendon photos from the surveillance video from August, when the woman reported the sexual assault. McClendon said she agreed to sex in exchange for $20. Afterward, McClendon said, she asked for the money and tightly grabbed his genitals. He said he grabbed her hand, which caused her to fall to the ground, where they tussled. He said “he was just trying to leave because he didn’t want to pay her,” according to the complaint.

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A Mankato, Minn., man has been sentenced to 7½ years in prison for the 2019 rape of a 14-year-old St. Paul girl he met through social media.

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Michael James Jackson (Courtesy of the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office)

Michael James Jackson, 36, pleaded guilty in July to third-degree criminal sexual conduct and on Tuesday was sentenced by Ramsey County District Judge David Brown. Jackson, who was charged in October 2020, was given credit for 624 days already served in custody.

The 90-month prison term is considered “middle of the box” under state sentencing guidelines, according to a plea agreement he reached with prosecutors. It will run concurrent with two other prison sentences Brown gave Jackson Tuesday for non-related cases: five years for possession of a firearm or ammunition by an ineligible person and 27 months for threats of violence.

On Sept. 30, 2019, officers were called to an apartment in the 1600 block of Marion Street in St. Paul on an assault report. There, they met a mother and daughter who had just returned from the hospital after the daughter was assaulted earlier that day, according to the criminal complaint.

The 14-year-old said she had the day off of school and had posted on social media that she was “just hanging out.” A man who the girl only knew as “Mikey” reached out to her and “begged” to come over to her apartment, the complaint said. The girl repeatedly said no, but eventually agreed and the man came over around 1 p.m.

Soon after the man arrived, he began pressing the girl to have sex with him. The girl said no, and the man became angry and pushed her against a wall. He then forced her into a bedroom and sexually assaulted her.

The girl then told the man to leave, but he slammed her to the ground in anger and threatened to kill her. She tried to call the police but the man took her phone and hit her repeatedly on the side of her head. He then ran out of the apartment.

Police identified the man as Jackson through tracing his social media accounts, and Jackson’s DNA was found on the girl during a sexual assault examination.

State court records show Jackson has five other felony convictions: violating a no-contact order in 2010; second-degree riot while armed with a dangerous weapon in 2013; crime committed for the benefit of a gang in 2015; fifth-degree drug possession in 2015; and possession/use of tear gas/stun gun by an ineligible person in 2016.

Originally Published: December 21, 2022 at 5:52 p.m.

https://www.twincities.com/2022/12/21/mankato-man-sentenced-for-7-1-2-years-in-prison-for-raping-st-paul-girl-14/

Sigh. Another red state criminal dealt with.

Why are Trumpers always criminals?

On Sun, 29 Sep 2024 20:46:13 -0000 (UTC), "Trump - Inmate Number P01135809"
<X@Y.com> wrote:

>Why is it that only rightists rape children, shoot people and beat their
>spouses?

Because conservatives are living decades and even centuries in the past when
women were at best, second class citizens but more typically chattel.

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Today's two reasons to not vote for Trump in 37 days.

19) Trump caused the longest government shutdown in US
history when he didn't get funding for his border wall,
which he said Mexico was going to pay for.

20) Trump increased the national debt by 40% in just four years.

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Stearns County Jail-Mohamed Hassan Abdi

(KNSI) – A man convicted of kidnapping a woman off a street in downtown St. Cloud and raping her has learned his fate. Mohamed Hassan Abdi was sentenced in Stearns County District Court to prison for 27 and a half years.

In December, a Stearns County judge found Mohamed Hassan Abdi guilty of aiding and abetting kidnapping, aiding and abetting first-degree criminal sexual conduct, and two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct.

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Stearns County Jail-Ali

On October 18th, 2020, Abdi and two other men grabbed the victim while she was walking in the 700-block

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Stearns County Jail-Hassan

of West St. Germain Street and sexually assaulted her as they drove around the city. The victim was eventually taken to Haws Park in south St. Cloud and raped on a slide.

The other two men convicted of the crime were already sentenced. Abdirahin Omar Ali was found guilty by a jury on four counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct and was sentenced to 30 years in prison in December. Sahal Abdi Hassan pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal sexual conduct for his role and was sentenced to 15 years in prison in April 2021.

https://knsiradio.com/2022/02/02/219054/