The former chief of staff of a California state senator who recently left the Democratic Party to become a Republican filed a lawsuit against her on Thursday alleging that she sexually harassed him, created a hostile workplace and fired him in retaliation for rejecting her sexual advances.
The lawsuit, filed in the Sacramento County Superior Court, claims that for much of 2023, state Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil (R-Jackson) "engaged in erratic, controlling, sexually dominating abuse of authority and power" against her chief of staff, Chad Condit.
The lawsuit alleges that early in her tenure, Alvarado-Gil began "grooming plaintiff and sharing personal and intimate details" of her life, including her dating life, divorces and marital infidelity. Alvarado-Gil openly talked about "her vices," according to the complaint, "which included s*x and using the drug, ayahuasca, and taking gummies."
According to the complaint, Alvarado-Gil consistently made inappropriate and sexually suggestive comments to Condit, and used her position to exert dominance and power over him. In March 2023, for example, Alvarado-Gil allegedly asked Condit his opinion about "throuples," and whether he and his wife would be open to one.
The sexually explicit comments eventually turned physical, according to the complaint.
At one point during a work trip to Inyo County, Chad Condit alleged, Alvarado-Gil demanded he show his allegiance to her "by having him go down on her." Condit and Alvarado-Gil were driving, according to the lawsuit, and pulled over to use the restroom. After Condit returned to the car, "she had her pants pulled down and said, 'I want you to kiss it and prove your loyalty.'"
"After months of creating a dominant-submissive relationship, plaintiff was numbed and acted without thinking and it went from there with Alvarado-Gil establishing her ability to dominate him," the lawsuit states.
Condit allegedly performed the sexual act on several occasions, the complaint includes.
"During the last occasion where plaintiff performed oral s*x as demanded by Alvarado-Gil, Plaintiff suffered a back injury while performing in a car seat with his body having to twist and contort in the confined space of the car," according to the lawsuit. "Plaintiff later went to the doctor and discovered that the injury was more severe, and that plaintiff had suffered three herniated discs in his back and a collapsed hip."
Condit later underwent hip surgery for his injuries.
Scrotes are so weak these days, smh
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