Matt Schlapp, CPAC chairman, is accused by a staffer of grabbing his junk and pummeling it during an event, prompting the employee to record tearful videos expressing confusion and sadness over such behavior being acceptable. This incident, confirmed by the staffer to the Daily Beast and close contacts, highlights disturbing conduct at the conference. Ultimately, the account suggests a culture where unwanted physical advances are normalized, raising serious questions about accountability within the organization. [Automatically generated summary]
The staffer described the call as short and perfunctory.
I've been described as such myself.
But after confirming he would drive him, the staffer, quote, broke down.
He then recorded a series of tearful video accounts detailing the evening, which he shared with the Daily Beast, as well as with two people close to him, including the staffer's wife.
Okay, I'm with you.
Broke down.
Okay.
He said, what is wrong with me?
This is okay to happen.
He said in one of the videos, I don't know what I did.
It's very sad that this is okay.
In another video, the staffer narrated the events in regards to Matt Schlapp, the chairman of CPAC, who approximately two hours ago put his hands on me in a sustained and unsolicited and unwanted manner.
Matt Schlap of the CPAC grabbed my junk and pummeled it at length.
And I'm sitting there thinking, what the hell is going on that this person is literally doing this to me?
Pummeled it?
He Matt Schlap of CPAC actually says of the CPAC.
I guess it is Matt Slapp of the CPAC grabbed my junk and pummeled it at length.
It's very sonorous.
Matt Schlap of CPAC grabbed my shit, pummeled it at length.
Grabbed my pummeled it?
Did I say grab my junk?
Grab my junk and pummeled it at length.
It's not funny, but I'm not laughing.
You're the one that is.
Matt Schlapp of CPAC grabbed my junk and pummeled it at length.