February 12, 2018
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In this Majority Report clip, Don Shooter learned the hard way that just because Trump can brush off years of sexual harassment (and worse) allegations with no consequences doesn't mean any State House Rep. can too.
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"PHOENIX — Concluding his repeated actions of sexual harassment against lawmakers, lobbyists and others were just too wrong to excuse, the Arizona House voted Thursday afternoon to expel Rep. Don Shooter.
The 56-3 vote occurred despite a last-minute plea by the Yuma Republican to instead punish him with a censure. In fact, until Thursday morning even House Speaker J.D. Mesnard said the lesser penalty was appropriate, given that the investigative report which found credible evidence of harassment included much had occurred before 2017, when Shooter was in the state Senate.
But Mesnard changed his mind after Shooter sent a letter to his colleagues asking that they delay Thursday's vote action to consider whether there also are credible charges against Rep. Michelle Ugenti-Rita. The Scottsdale Republican was the first to level harassment charges against Shooter."*
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