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Would the real pedophiles please stand up? The irony of Republicans calling Democrats pro-pedophilia

 
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.

 
If conservatives are going to smear Democrats as “groomer” and “pro-pedophilia” and pose as the nation’s protector of children, it’s certainly fair to bring up this history in retort.

 
It is also entirely valid to note how weak the GOP’s response has been to recent scandals in its own rank and file.

 
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I don’t understand why some Republicans paint Democrats as pedophiles, sexual perverts and other names many can’t so much as spell let alone know what they mean.

 
This is particularly peculiar as Gallup polling reports that 29% of Americans identify as Republican, while a larger group numbering 31% of Americans identify as Democrats, and 39% as Independent.  

 
Does that mean that one out of three Democrats are not on the Republican-approved path to normal sexuality? That one out of three Americans somehow sexually assaults children? And this Republican rhetoric has evolved toward the idea that Democrats groom children for sex, and, if not, then to become what they consider a "deviant" LGBTQ+ person.

 
Bill Gindlesperger
In Texas, Florida and in other Republican-controlled states, there is a growing fear and belief that teachers and textbooks are influencing children to become homosexual. All these little kids have to do is read a book about treating others with respect and — voila! — the magic homosexual switch is turned on. This has become an excuse to ban certain books which have allowed students to gain insight into themselves and the feelings of those around them. To be honest, my kids have read and benefitted from these texts, and I can assure you they are not worse off because of it.  

 
In Texas, for example, where the governor is looking for perverts in every nook and cranny of the school system, there has yet to be a single case discovered of improper activity. But that does not seem to matter. People have been so brainwashed by Fox News and other right-wing media that they feel compelled to take action against others, no matter who the others would be.  

 
The last time this happened we were burning witches at the stake. And for what? Does anyone still believe in witchcraft? Now we burn books, and ban people.  

 
I am dumbfounded by these verbal attacks against our fellow Americans. The attacks are baseless. This also galls me as the teachings of my youth indicate that only those without sin should throw the first stone.  

 
And as far as Republican attackers are concerned, Republican culture warriors — led by Donald Trump, the Republican governors of Texas and Florida and their ilk — have spent the last few months slandering their various enemies as being soft on pedophilia. For some time the attacks emanated from adherents of the QAnon cult. These are the crazies who believe Democratic politicians and other elites are secretly operating a global child trafficking ring.  

 
Then during the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Republican Sens. Josh Hawley of Missouri and Ted Cruz of Texas went off the deep end. They attempted to smear Jackson by claiming that she was soft on defendants accused of viewing child pornography. When three moderate Republicans voted to confirm Jackson, Republican U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia tweeted that Sens. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, Susan Collins of Maine, and Mitt Romney of Utah "are pro-pedophile.”

 
To top this off, the Republican governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, signed a bill euphemistically called the “don’t say gay” law. This limits the ability of public school teachers to discuss LGBTQ people and issues in the classroom. The idea is that an adult only discusses these topics to prime children for abuse. When Disney attempted to bring reasonableness to the discussion and called for the law to be repealed, Republican conservatives including Fox News personalities initiated a crusade against Disney, accusing the company of being complicit in grooming.  

 
Where there is smoke, there is often fire. And that is the problem here. Some Republican politicians are guilty of sexual scandals which they might believe will be covered in smoke by their accusations against Democrats.  

 
For example, Florida U.S. Rep. Mark Foley was forced to resign after it was discovered that he sexually propositioned teenage congressional pages.  

 
You might also remember when Republican Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert pleaded guilty to making illegal hush-money payments to cover up his history of sexually abusing high-school wrestlers when he was a coach.  

 
And let’s not forget the dozens of women accusing Trump of being a sexual predator. These include 15-year-old contestants in the Miss Teen USA pageant. The former president, before he became president, is accused of deliberately entering their dressing room to watch them change clothes saying, “Don’t worry, ladies, I’ve seen it all before.” Though he denied the accusations later, Trump had bragged about it on the Howard Stern radio show before seeking elected office.  

 
And Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore is accused of preying on 14- and 16-year-old girls. Moore became a joke among Republicans who laughed off his notoriety for attempting to pick up high-schoolers, even when this activity got him banned from a local mall.  

 
Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, who co-founded the conservative Freedom Caucus, is accused of knowing about the sexual abuse of multiple male student athletes by the team doctor when Jordan was a wrestling coach at Ohio State University. Did he do anything to protect those kids?  

 
Republican U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida currently stands accused of sex-trafficking and sex with a minor girl.  

 
Even a member of the staff of the Republican National Committee was sentenced for a child pornography conviction on the same day Brown Jackson was confirmed to the Supreme Court.  

 
The problem is that sexual abuse and misconduct is not a partisan issue. Despicable acts are a personal thing and should be dealt with accordingly. Yes, there are Democrats who have been convicted on child porn charges. Remember, Anthony Weiner went to jail for sexting a 15-year-old.  

 
But it is just wrong for Republicans to smear Democrats as groomers and then pose as the nation’s protectors of children. What is right would be for Republicans and Democrats to join hands and work to stamp out real (not imagined) sexual predators to make our country safer for children.  

 
No American should set aside the array of sexual abuse charges against Trump, allow him to brag about it and do it over again. What do kids think?  

 
Or to let Jordan, the top-ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, off the hook as “a man of honesty and a man of integrity.” Testimony from witnesses indicate Jordan lied to cover his complicity.  

 
As for Gaetz, he also serves with Jordan on the Judiciary Committee, which has jurisdiction over the very Justice Department currently investigating him.  

Let’s call a criminal a criminal, no matter which party they represent. Kids deserve to be protected from real, not imagined, boogeymen.  

 
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