One of Donald Trump’s judicial appointments in Alaska resigned Monday after a conduct complaint found that he had created a hostile work environment by discussing his divorce, dating preferences, and sexual desires to his employees.
The report said U.S. Judge Joshua Kindred, 47, had asked his employees to rank their colleagues by sexual desirability and that he and one of his former law clerks had over 300 pages worth of text messages about sexual encounters and other topics.
When one of Kindred’s employees tried to talk to him about his inappropriate behavior, he reportedly taunted and ostracized them in retaliation.
