Parenting Rights TEMPORARILY REVOKED
Republican candidate Anthony Dunham had his parenting rights temporarily removed in 2022 after his ex-wife forced his children into harsh punishments — while he was present. Dunham admitted he was there the night his then-wife made a 12-year-old drink apple cider vinegar until she vomited. He called it “unconventional discipline.”
Court records reveal even worse: vinegar sprayed in young children’s faces and mixed into their meals, bare-bottom spanking, forced standing in corners for up to 30 minutes, and kids locked in bedrooms so long they urinated on the floor.
Failed to Show Up in Court
After filing bankruptcy post-divorce, Dunham was ticketed for an unregistered vehicle in 2025. He ignored the fine and skipped his court date. Only after a delinquency notice did he finally set up a payment plan.
Creepy Sexually Charged Twitter Replies
Dunham’s X accounts are littered with replies to racy women. When one posted “Anyone that writes ‘hi’ gets to see p—,” his account replied “hi.”
Another time, when asked who a woman should have sex with, his account answered “me.” Dunham now claims it was all a “hack” — but the explicit replies are mixed in with his own posts about football, politics, and Christianity spanning years.
Election Conspiracy Obsessed
Dunham pushes stolen election rhetoric and doesn’t trust mail-in ballots. He says he “just doesn’t trust the mail” and claims it’s “indisputable” that 80% of Americans believe elections aren’t secure.
The Bottom Line
Anthony Dunham’s record raises serious red flags on parenting, personal responsibility, and judgment.