New study shows republican men are up to 800% more likely to molest their children

The claim makes a highly specific statistical assertion about child sexual abuse, political affiliation, sex, and an alleged 800% difference. None of the provided sources supplies a peer-reviewed study, official dataset, sample size, methodology, or finding supporting that statistic.

• The Newsweek article concerns men who admitted to sexually harassing female colleagues. That is not the same as child molestation, and it does not establish an 800% difference or a causal relationship with child abuse.
• The Research America document is a 2018 public-opinion survey about Americans’ views on child abuse and neglect by political party. A survey of attitudes cannot demonstrate that members of one party commit child abuse at a higher rate.
• The YouTube result explicitly states that there is no credible national data establishing which political party is more likely to produce child predators. This is consistent with the absence of supporting evidence in the other supplied sources.
• The Quora, Reddit, and Medium materials are commentary or user-generated content. Their assertions are not substitutes for representative crime data or a peer-reviewed study.
• The Newsweek, Guardian, and other political commentary links discuss alleged political conduct, rhetoric, or policy positions involving child abuse. They do not provide evidence that Republican men are statistically more likely to molest their own children.

The phrase "up to 800% more likely" may also reflect a relative-risk calculation, an unrepresentative sample, or a distorted interpretation of another statistic. Without the alleged study and its methodology, the number cannot be evaluated. The provided sources do not establish the claim.