Anonymous wrote:A top aide of Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) and her former FirstEnergy lobbyist husband are on the witness lists in the felony criminal trials of DeWine's appointed utility watchdog Sam Randazzo and two former FirstEnergy executives amid further questions about the DeWine administration’s involvement in the massiv Ohio bribery scandal.
https://ohiocapitaljournal.com/2024/04/04/further-questions-about-dewine-administrations-involvement-in-ohio-bribery-scandal/

The FirstEnergy scandal in Ohio continues

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.expressnews.com/opinion/editorial/article/tony-gonzales-affair-no-recommendation-21359457.php

GOP House member has affair with staffer. Staffer commits suicide.

Today's Republican Party.

And is refusing to resign.

Ooooooof. Get gone, ahole.

Lordy, there’s a tape

Bruce Blakeman, Republican County Executive for Nassau County, NY and running for governor

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.expressnews.com/opinion/editorial/article/tony-gonzales-affair-no-recommendation-21359457.php

GOP House member has affair with staffer. Staffer commits suicide.

Today's Republican Party.

And is refusing to resign.

Ooooooof. Get gone, ahole.

I hope that veteran sues the living crap out of the senator. WTF.

Anonymous wrote:Republican candidate for US Senate in Montana Tim Sheehy has said the gunshot wound in his right arm was from combat. But the Washington Post found records he told a park ranger that he accidentally shot himself in the right arm in Montana’s Glacier National Park in 2015, and that was covering up a friendly fire incident he never reported to his military superiors. What?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/04/06/tim-sheehy-montana-senate-gunshot-wound-national-park/

Update: Senator Sheehy appears to have broken a veteran protester’s arm helping Capitol Police remove him from a committee hearing today, despite his claims that he was deescalating the situation.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.expressnews.com/opinion/editorial/article/tony-gonzales-affair-no-recommendation-21359457.php

GOP House member has affair with staffer. Staffer commits suicide.

Today's Republican Party.

Ethics Committee now leaking proof that he broke House rules in attempt to actually get Speaker Johnson to do something about it.

Anonymous wrote:Of course Jim Jordan supports the guy who sexually harassed his staffer until she lit herself on fire.

Ethics Committee finally getting around to investigating this

Anonymous wrote:Not sure where else to post thus, but pardoned Jan 6er just arrested for stalking women on DC metro, filming himself touching their hair, and just generally being a total creep.

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/capitol-rioter-wanted-assault-battery-metro-train-investigation/65-3fc82771-6474-4cab-9ce5-3aac453e899b

Interesting contrast in coverage here

Cole Trower, former campaign manager for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears’s failed gubernatorial campaign

Not sure where else to post thus, but pardoned Jan 6er just arrested for stalking women on DC metro, filming himself touching their hair, and just generally being a total creep.

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/capitol-rioter-wanted-assault-battery-metro-train-investigation/65-3fc82771-6474-4cab-9ce5-3aac453e899b

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez DeRemer

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And democrats implored her not to run for re-election and tried to get her to retire before she died. It was awful.

Former North Dakota state senator Ray Holmberg, a Republican who served 45 years in the legislature, has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Holmberg engaged in criminal activity during international travel, which included illegal conduct involving minors. Court documents indicate he pleaded guilty in August 2024 to one count related to traveling for illicit purposes.
The sentencing took place on March 26, 2025, exceeding the recommended guideline range due to the severity of the offenses. The case was handled under Project Safe Childhood, the DOJ initiative aimed at protecting children and preventing exploitation.