Michigan House Candidate Robert “RJ” Regan’s Daughter Stephanie Regan is a psychotherapist. She has endured her mental health and well-being work for the last 20 years.
Robert RJ Regan said that If rape is unavoidable, he urges his daughters to “lay back and enjoy it,” according to remarks that drew sharp criticism from party leaders on Tuesday.
On a Sunday Facebook Livestream organized by a conservative group, Robert “RJ” Regan remarks.
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Michigan House Candidate Robert “RJ” Regan’s Daughter is a Clinical Psychotherapist at Stephanie Regan & Associates.
The recent statement of the Michigan house candidate has put him in a troublesome situation with a lot of criticism.
Regan made the rough analogy while assuring another attendee that it was not too late to decertify the 2020 presidential election, stating he teaches his daughters facetiously, “Well if rape is unavoidable, you should just lie back and enjoy the incident.”
Meanwhile, Stephanie has worked for over 20 years in wellness and critical incident management.
As per her Linkedin profile, she created and implemented programs that focus on proactive employee care by providing on-demand counseling and coaching for personal and work-related concerns.
She is particularly concerned about being proactive about physical and mental health.
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Stephine Regan condemned the comment made by her father two years ago on the same topic. She is 29 years old.
She even said. “If you’re in Michigan and 18+, please, for the love of God, do not vote for my father for state rep. tell everyone.”
In a follow-up tweet, she continued, “Do a fast FB or google search to gather info about his campaign.” “I don’t feel comfortable revealing any more details about his beliefs, but please search him up and read for yourself.”
Regan recently stated Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a “false war, just like the fake pandemic.”
The party also did not answer questions from the Free Press on Monday about whether GOP leaders will assist Regan in campaigning.
They did not confirm if they would help fundraise ahead of the May 3 special election for the 74th House District, located near Grand Rapids in West Michigan.
Regan overcame many rivals in the March 1 primary, receiving just 81 votes more than his closest GOP opponent.
He’ll face Democrat Carol Glanville; more than 7,300 people voted in the GOP primary, compared to 3,700 in the uncontested Democratic primary.