Buggery in High Places

I was busy today with a family gathering.  Good food, good company and good news all around.  A long day and no time for writing for the site until now.

So I look around at the news sites and see this:

The story is just as bad as the headline.  This guy works for a Democrat Senator from Maryland and apparently he’s another one of Joe Biden’s LGBTQ diversity hires.

Well, I guess the sacred Capitol building that the J6 protestors “defiled” has been literally defiled by Democrat staffer Aidan Maese-Czeropski and whoever he filmed buggering him.

And it’s fitting.  Apparently that is the highest and best use that the Left has found for the federal government.  It’s their private social club and they indulge whatever proclivities they enjoy whenever they want to.  And now they even film it just so their friends can laugh at the joke too.  But I guess this guy has some enemies and they passed it along to a reporter.

So I guess I could ask, will the Capitol Police arrest Mr. Maese-Czeropski and charge him with something?  Or is two men buggering each other in the Capitol already too close to the main purpose of that building?

After all, they’ve been buggering the country for generations now without any repercussions.  Why should a little more of it matter.  And at least in this case the buggering was consensual.  In the case of the country it’s not.

There’s something truly iconic about this scandal.  This is the revelation of what is truly the state of our federal government.  Washington is a cesspool filled with deviants who no longer even pretend to be anything else.  Utilizing the government to pay for and justify their behavior is no longer a secret.  It’s a bold display.  They make up rules that we have to abide by but they can pretty much do as they please.

Well, as long as the Democrats keep themselves in office I don’t think this guy has to worry about jail time or even a fine.  More likely he’ll sue the publication that published his sex tape and got him fired.  After all gay sex tapes are the only reason that privacy even exists as a concept in the United States.  Everyone else is at the mercy of the tech companies but if you’re buggering some guy in a US government building it’s a protected act.  Imagine that.

Supposedly they fired this guy, or forced him to resign.  But does anyone believe that he will be unable to find his next spot in the bureaucracy?  I’m guessing his next gig will be with EEOC or some other federal agency tasked with keeping people like him employed.  Or maybe he’ll end up in the State Department where he can raise the rainbow flag over some embassy or other.  That way next time he can get buggered on the Eiffel Tower or in the Coliseum or by Big Ben.  But I don’t recommend he try it near the pyramids.  The locals don’t appreciate it.  It might end up poorly.