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   Don't forget to keep donating to religion so the priests and ministers can   
   rape children.   Trannys and gays are unacceptable but we all love our   
   conservative pedopriests because they're men of God!   
      
   Good to see Republican politicians are getting into it too.   
      
      
      
   Would the real pedophiles please stand up? The irony of Republicans   
   calling Democrats pro-pedophilia   
   By Kimberly Zappala, Correspondent and Observer Staff       May 6, 2022   
      
   During the Supreme Court Justice confirmation hearing of Ketanji Brown   
   Jackson, Sen. Josh Hawley accused Jackson of being soft on child   
   pornography offenders. Court records show that Jackson did impose lighter   
   sentences than federal guidelines suggested but also in line with   
   sentences other judges have imposed for the same crime.   
      
   Hawley’s insinuation neglects critical context, including the fact that   
   the senator himself has voted to confirm at least three federal judges who   
   also engaged in the same practice, according to ABC News.   
   Republicans like Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene are loosely   
   and repeatedly making assertions that Democrats are pro-pedophilia. Let’s   
   look at some Republicans who have a shady past when it comes to being pro-   
   pedophilia.   
      
   Let’s start off with former President Donald J Trump. At a 1997 Miss Teen   
   USA Pageant, Donald Trump reportedly barged into the girls dressing room   
   while girls as young as 15 were changing. Trump told the teens “Don’t   
   worry Ladies, I’ve seen it all before,” according to CNN.   
      
   Trump’s campaign denied the accusations, but CNN unearthed a 2005 Howard   
   Stern interview where Trump bragged about walking into the backstage   
   dressing rooms at the pageants, according to CNN.   
      
   During the 2018 U.S. Senate race, Alabama Republican candidate Roy Moore   
   was accused of preying on girls as young as 14. Six women accused Moore of   
   pursuing sexual relationships with him when they were teenagers as young   
   as 14 when he was an assistant district attorney in his 30s, according to   
   The New York Times.   
      
   The newspaper reported that Moore’s habits of trying to pick up high   
   school girls was so notorious that it got him banned from a local mall.   
      
   Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, who was accused of covering up   
   sexual misconduct while he was the wrestling coach at Ohio State   
   University, according to CNN. Team Doctor Richard Strauss was accused of   
   sexually abusing 177 male student athletes on the team.   
      
   Numerous former wrestlers told reporters that Jordan was personally aware   
   of the abuse that happened during the early 1990’s but chose to turn a   
   blind eye, CNN said. One victim has said that Jordan called him crying and   
   begged to not let the story go public. Twenty-two coaches confirmed to an   
   investigative team that they were aware of rumors/complaints about   
   Strauss, dating back to the late 1970s. Strauss ended up committing   
   suicide in 2005. Jordan denies any knowledge of the abuse, according to   
   CNN.   
      
   Former GOP staffer and Republican National Committee aide, Ruben   
   Verastigua, admitted to being part of a ring that traded child pornography   
   that involved babies, according to Politico. He was sentenced to more than   
   12-and-a-half years in prison, according to Politico.   
      
   Former Republican U.S..Rep. Dennis Hastert, the longest ever serving   
   Republican Speaker of the House, pleaded guilty of withdrawing $952,000 to   
   use as hush money to hide the fact that he sexually abused teenage   
   wrestlers that he coached from 1965 until 1981, according to The New York   
   Times.   
      
   Republican Congressmen David Dreier, Porter Gross, John Doolittle, Thomas   
   Ewing and former Republican House Majority Whip Tom Delay all wrote   
   letters to the judge on Hastert’s case to “give him leniency where you   
   can,” The New York Times. Hastert was sentenced to 15 months in prison and   
   two years’ supervised probation. Judge Durkin said, “that to have to use   
   the words ‘serial molester’ and Speaker of the House’ in the same sentence   
   makes me sick” according to The New York Times.   
      
   Florida Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz is currently the subject of a   
   sex-trafficking investigation which is looking into whether Gaetz had sex   
   with an underage 17-year-old girl and transported her over state lines for   
   the purposes of sexual activities, among other allegations, according The   
   Washington Post.   
      
   In 2017 Gaetz was the only member of Congress to vote against a law   
   boosting the governments human trafficking investigating powers saying he   
   was sent to congress to reduce the reach of government, according to The   
   Washington Post   
      
   Tennessee Republican State Rep. David Byrd had been accused of sexual   
   misconduct by three women who were underage at the time, according to The   
   Washington Post. Christi Rice alleged that Byrd abused her over the course   
   of her sophomore year of high school while he was her basketball coach.   
      
   Rice said that “he talked about it, he wanted to see me naked, he told me   
   he spent more hours with me in a day that he did of his wife, that when he   
   had sex with her he was thinking of me,” according to The Washington Post.   
      
   Republican talking head Tucker Carlson defended Warren Jess, the   
   fundamentalist cult leader who is currently in prison for child rape.   
   Carlson said that Jess was in prison for his “weird and unpopular   
   beliefs,” like the forced marriage of underage girls.   
      
   Jess was convicted on two counts of felony child sexual assault. Carlson   
   said the conviction “was unjustified,” according to Buzzfeed.   
      
   Former Republican Speaker of the House in Puerto Rico, Edison Aldarondo   
   was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping his daughters when they   
   were between the ages of 9 and 17, according to the Guardian.   
      
   Former Republican Waterbury, Conn., Mayor Philip Giordano is serving a 37-   
   year sentence in federal prison for sexually abusing 8- and 10-year-old   
   girls, according to the New Haven Register.   
      
   Former Republican campaign consultant Tom Shortage was sentenced to three   
   years’ probation for taking nude photographs of a 15-year-old girl,   
   according to The Guardian.   
      
   Former Republican legislator Peter Dibble pleaded no contest to having an   
   inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old girl, according to The New   
   York Times.   
      
   Former Republican U.S. Sen. Strom Thurman had sex with a 15-year-old which   
   produced a child, according to The New York Times.   
      
   There are more than 300 accusations or convictions that could still be   
   written about.   
      
      
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