Trump Pastor Found Guilty Of Sexually Abusing 12-Year-Old Only Gets 6 Month Sentence

In a late night social media meltdown, Trump called Democrats the party of hate, evil and Satan. The president, however, remained oddly silent about his former spiritual adviser pleading guilty to five felony counts related to sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. Morris will only serve six months in jail for his crimes, must register as a sex offender and pay two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in restitution.

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In a late night social media meltdown, Trump called Democrats the party of hate, evil and Satan. The president, however, remained oddly silent about his former spiritual adviser pleading guilty to five felony counts related to sexually assaulting a girl. Sixty four year old Robert Morris was a member of the Trump Pence Campaign Spiritual Advisory Council in 2016. In 2020, he attended a Rose Garden ceremony at the White House to celebrate Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court. Morris was a Texas pastor who founded one of the largest mega congregations in the country. At its peak, the church had one hundred thousand active attendees, with nine locations in Texas and surrounding areas. The charges stem from Morris's sexual abuse of Cindy Clemishire when she was twelve years old in 1982. According to Clemishire, Morris sexually abused her for over four years. Morris will only serve six months in jail for his crimes, must register as a sex offender and pay two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in restitution.

In addition to Morris, former Republican South Carolinian representative R.J. May admitted recently in court that he sent hundreds of videos of children being sexually abused to people across the country on social media. May pleaded guilty to what prosecutors call a five day pornography spree in the spring of 2024. Pleading guilty to five felony counts of distributing the videos. He faces five to twenty years in prison on each charge. He will also be required to register as a sex offender. Before he resigned to face charges, May stated in January 2024 on the House floor, we as legislators have an obligation to ensure that our children have no harm done to them. May had helped create the South Carolina Freedom Caucus, serving as its vice chair, and campaigned on getting his fellow Republicans to go in a more conservative direction. May was named the legislator of the year by Moms for Liberty in 2023.