I’ve been thinking about evil for a long time, and I come down squarely on the side of M. Scott Peck’s definition, which is that evil consists of consistent decisions. Constantly choosing the hidden and devious over what is in the light. So yeah, Russ Vought meets that definition:
Category: The Shadow Knows
Only the best people
Bye boi
Aren’t they the so-called Christians?
Pretty classic
Men who won’t face their own flaws and instead project them onto everyone else:
Me neither
When even James O’Keefe is disgusted
The jokes write themselves but nobody’s laughing
I gotta tell you
Digging into this stuff is really getting to me. There’s so much beneath the surface, and we haven’t even dug into it yet. Remember, Lex Wexner (who is bisexual and allegedly had an affair with Epstein –remember, he gave Epstein the house and it was already wired for sound and video — someone had to show Epstein how it all worked. Maybe that’s where Trump got the idea. When he was first running for office, some anonymous workers at his Virginia golf course had one townhouse wired for video and sound, and he’d made a point to a reporter that he lent the house out to married members of Congress as a place to see their girlfriends. (Oh, and his staffers were convinced Trump tapped all the club’s phone lines.)
These congressional knuckleheads think they’re invinceable.
Anyway, I remain convinced the whole enterprise was an extortion machine, and had something to do with money laundering, intelligence, and arms sales. But I’m hurting my brain with this stuff, so forgive me if I fuck up occasionally.