On the eve of the recess of the United States Congress, a video of two men having sexual relations in one of the Senate chambers went viral. According to reports, one of those involved is Aidan Maese-Czeropski, a legislative aide to Senator Ben Cardin (D-MA). It turns out he is the same person who shouted “Free Palestine!” at Jewish Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) while he was giving an interview on Capitol Hill.
The video in question, with sensitive content and distributed by The Daily Caller, was filmed in the SD-G50 hearing room of the Senate. It shows the two men in question having explicit sexual relations in front of an empty room.
In a photograph related to the event, one of those involved can be seen in a compromising position and wearing lingerie in the same room where senators hold hearings daily.
Can confirm that the @SenatorCardin staffer who filmed himself having sex in a senate hearing room is this guy.
Aidan Maese-Czeropski.
He's also the same guy who yelled "Free Palestine" at Jewish Rep. Max Miller on Wednesday. https://t.co/nM9uzWIYg9 pic.twitter.com/ULffKqj8eY
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) December 15, 2023
The video was first leaked through a private chat intended for gay men in the political sphere. Afterward, it was obtained by the aforementioned news outlet.
Aidan Maese-Czeropski has worked in the Senate for two years and spent time at the universities of Berkeley and John Hopkins. This is not the first episode of national attention that he stars in this week since it was also confirmed that it was he who shouted “Free Palestine!” to Congressman Miller of Ohio.
“The Daily Caller contacted Cardin’s office about Maese-Czeropski confronting Miller, to which they replied, ‘Are you sure you have the correct person?’ Having seen press reports, I understood this was a House staffer. Also, the person you mention is much more junior than an LD, so perhaps there was a mix-up in identification, as well? Additional information would be of help,” reported The Daily Caller, which later added that Miller had confirmed the identity of Maese-Czeropski.
