Steve Watkins on Civil Rights

	Steve Watkins on Civil Rights

Sexual misconduct allegations are "destruction politics"

Sexual misconduct allegations against Watkins: On October 26, 2018, The Topeka Capital-Journal reported that a woman, Chelsea Scarlett, said that "she was in a room with Watkins 12 years ago when he locked the door, put his hands on her and made unwanted sexual advances."

Watkins responded to the article by saying, "Another day, another round of second-hand, third-hand and anonymous `sources' pushing Brett Kavanaugh-style destruction politics--this time, conveniently days before Election Day." He was referring to the Supreme Court nominee who was accused of sexual assault before being confirmed to the court earlier in October.

Source: Ballotpedia 2018 House race analysis: KS-2 , Sep 9, 2018

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