By now, you’re likely familiar with the sordid saga of a U.S. Senate staffer, reportedly Aidan Maese-Czeropski, uploading a recording of himself in the throes of passion with another man in a Senate hearing room.
To any person with basic human decency, the tryst was a vulgar, offensive display. Not only was this two-man assault on our institutions far worse than Jan. 6, but the staffer’s refusal to take responsibility for defiling the U.S. Senate — Maese-Czeropski insisted he was “attacked” over who he “love[s] to pursue a political agenda” — while the corporate media downplayed the actions, albeit entirely expected, is particularly insulting.
Maese-Czeropski was fired, but some serious questions remain. Chiefly: “Can people please stop posting screenshots of the video online?” and “Theories on alternative lifestyles aside, what set this in motion?”
Other than the evidently raw attraction between the two men in the video, I think it’s pretty obvious. None other than Hollywood’s insufferable liberal-in-chief Aaron Sorkin is responsible for the December 2023 Senate sex tape scandal.
Think of the most insufferable liberal you know — the ascended midwit who insists his worldview is, in fact, not ideological but the trappings of a “good person.” The guy who overcompensates for his lack of pattern recognition by hiding behind a glossy veneer of anxious-to-the-point-of-neurotic professionalism so as not to ruffle the feathers of anyone who, down the road, might endorse him for “punctuality” on LinkedIn.
He is the Aaron Sorkin liberal.
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