Senate Staffer Caught Filming Gay Sex Tape In Senate Hearing Room

[deleted14990911]

Straight people make horny fuckups too.

Definitely, but there is a reason the term and meme "coomer" exists, usually this people are mocked for being porn addicted, insanely horny, etc. The gay community has the habit of cuddling and protecting this absolute insane people when in reality they deserve to be socially mocked for their irresponsible behavior.

Also this stuff was inevitable tbh, he over shared way too much on social media. Imagine being a senator staffer and posting this on your public twitter:

 

[jbf78]

https://twitter.com/YoungCopX
https://twitter.com/officer_dom

I've been waiting for these two to get caught. They constantly film content while on duty.

For real?

 

[nonasoumy]

Damn, now he's got 1,000 vicious comments on his LinkedIn self-pity post. Truly a glutton for punishment, or else he's so sedated somewhere that he's not checking his socials. And this is LinkedIn, where people are usually really cautious about what they publicly comment to someone else.

I'm seriously wondering if Gen Z is just so used to posting every moment of their lives on social media that even a 25-year-old Senate staffer doesn't think twice about posting nudes and sex "tapes" on Instagram or unhinged statements on LinkedIn.

I've suspected that to be the case for a while now. I mean, it seems as if every college student is on OF to pay their tuition now. Meanwhile, I'm an old-fashioned millennial who deleted Facebook and Twitter for fear of posting a controversial opinion that could come back to bite me professionally or socially 10 years later. (I also deleted Insta just because it made me feel like a loser with no life compared to all the ~influencers~.)

Honestly, social media is the most toxic thing for our culture and our mental health.

 

[jbf78]

Definitely, but there is a reason the term and meme "coomer" exists, usually this people are mocked for being porn addicted, insanely horny, etc. The gay community has the habit of cuddling and protecting this absolute insane people when in reality they deserve to be socially mocked for their irresponsible behavior.

Also this stuff was inevitable tbh, he over shared way too much on social media. Imagine being a senator staffer and posting this on your public twitter:
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[jbf78]

Boebert gave a handjob in public surrounded by families. Nothing happened to her.

He's ruined his career and his name. Sex in public isn't a felony. He's not going to prison.

Wait til Lindsey Graham file a case against him

 

[jbf78]

Damn, now he's got 1,000 vicious comments on his LinkedIn self-pity post. Truly a glutton for punishment, or else he's so sedated somewhere that he's not checking his socials. And this is LinkedIn, where people are usually really cautious about what they publicly comment to someone else.

I wonder if his parents are wealthy.

 

[deleted14990911]

Boebert gave a handjob in public surrounded by families. Nothing happened to her.

He's ruined his career and his name. Sex in public isn't a felony. He's not going to prison.

I believe it was concluded by police to be just "second base", meaning they got too touchy on a public place, with him never removing his pants which why she wasn't charged for it. Didn't stopped people from relentless mocking her on social media plus good luck with re-election and so on.

Of course, they were caught, this guy filmed himself doing it and then shared it to others. As I said before, his biggest crime is being extremely stupid.

 

[JoeRoscoe]

Maryland and DC is not that far

The top has already been conclusively identified, and it ain't that guy. Do we need a pinned post or something?

Edit: I meant to respond to the person you were responding to, but am too lazy to fix.

 

[jbf78]

hope someone turns them in. a cab

Wonder if they had sex with someone they arrested

 

[jbf78]

Don’t see an issue; the senate fucks Americans on a near daily basis

Thank you Aidan for fucking them up

Literally

 

[jbf78]

Somebody said that he yelled “Free Palestine” at a congressman, so I’m guessing they quickly dug up this dirt on him. He doesn’t seem to be very discreet so it must have been easy for them to find.

And here is Congressman Miller he yelled at…

 

[deleted25516031]

Damn, now he's got 1,000 vicious comments on his LinkedIn self-pity post. Truly a glutton for punishment, or else he's so sedated somewhere that he's not checking his socials. And this is LinkedIn, where people are usually really cautious about what they publicly comment to someone else.

Im absolutely flabbergasted that he made that post in the first place but that he’s left it up for a full day. If he wanted to say anything it should’ve been “what I did was wrong and I am embarrassed and apologize.” But his statement was psychotic and narcissistic. The fact that he hasn’t deleted it is even more insane. Makes me wonder he’s reached out to advice to anybody (friend or family). How has someone not demand he delete that? I just don’t know what he’s thinking or doing now.

 

[jbf78]

He'll never make enough money to make up for destroying his career at 25.

He will get a career in San Francisco or San Fernando Valley.

 

[SouthScribe27]

I'm seriously wondering if Gen Z is just so used to posting every moment of their lives on social media that even a 25-year-old Senate staffer doesn't think twice about posting nudes and sex "tapes" on Instagram or unhinged statements on LinkedIn.

I've suspected that to be the case for a while now. I mean, it seems as if every college student is on OF to pay their tuition now. Meanwhile, I'm an old-fashioned millennial who deleted Facebook and Twitter for fear of posting a controversial opinion that could come back to bite me professionally or socially 10 years later. (I also deleted Insta just because it made me feel like a loser with no life compared to all the ~influencers~.)

Honestly, social media is the most toxic thing for our culture and our mental health.

This. I'm active on social media, but the need for Gen Z (I'm a millennial) to use it for a 24/7 diary. I don't get it.


And I'm truly, TRULY baffled at going into such a public career path like politics while being such a complete exhibitionists. I know guy with alts who post lots of hot stuff, but always make sure they never show face or anything conclusive. Aidan was basically begging to be outed.

 

[jbf78]

People have sneaky workplace sex in every type of job. You know there has been plenty of Senate and House sex of all varieties through the years. You're going to tell me no Kennedy ever banged a broad on Government property?

This guy was just unlucky enough to get exposed. Had it been a straight staffer, no one would care this much. But this gives the homophobes a chance to pretend that this is a desecration that only happened because gays are sick.

It's just sex between consenting adults. Who cares? There are so many problems in this country and everywhere else, this is two people having a good time. Priorities please.

Bill and Monica did it at the Oval Office. Whats the difference between them

 

[JoeRoscoe]

The Senate Top parody account is hilarious.

 

[jdizzler]

And here is Congressman Miller he yelled at…

Honestly wish he was the top and it was a hate fuck in the senate building. That'd be a real story.

 

[Colbyjl1]

Honestly I agree with previous comments. The video is cool and all, would make a GREAT memory for the guy to look back on privately, but him posting it online carelessly(at all) as if lgbtq+ communities worldwide aren’t actively fighting a war for our rights every single day. No amount of likes or clout can ever equal the jeopardization he put us all in

 

[JoeRoscoe]

Bill and Monica did it at the Oval Office. Whats the difference between them

A fair question. They didn't film it, for one thing.

I don't have a great answer, really. But you are saying that if it was a man and woman filming and posting their fucking in that Senate hearing room that the consequences would haven been much different than what happened with this? Like Sen. Cardin wouldn't have fired the guy? I'm not seeing it.

 

[SouthScribe27]

Bill and Monica did it at the Oval Office. Whats the difference between them

Neither Aidan or Monica knew how to keep things private