The past few days have seen a surge in interest around Aidan Maese Czeropski, a former Senate staffer for United States Senator Ben Cardin (D-Maryland). Czeropski’s career has been marked by various roles, including a stint as a field organiser for the Democratic Party of Virginia from August to November 2020. His professional journey also took him to Ruffalo Noel Levitz, where he worked as a student fundraiser.
Recently, Czeropski’s name has been thrust into the spotlight due to a private video that surfaced on social media. While a large portion of public interest is centred around his age, no authenticated information on this is available at the moment. Both media sources and Czeropski himself have refrained from revealing his birth details, making it difficult to delve further into his personal life.
The video that catapulted Czeropski into the public eye is currently circulating on social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit. The footage allegedly shows Czeropski in an intimate situation with a man, widely believed to be Ben Cardin, a senior United States senator from Maryland. Reportedly, this explicit act took place within a congressional hearing room. The video was first disseminated by the Daily Caller before spreading to platforms such as Instagram and Reddit.
Following the spread of the video, criticism of Czeropski and Cardin has been widespread. Recent updates suggest that Czeropski has been relieved of his Senate job in the aftermath of the video’s release. Any further updates on the situation will be communicated as they emerge.
It seems that he had more than just on “daddy”! The whole Aidan Maese-Czeropski situation, first reported by Henry Rodgers, has been interesting to watch play out. His social media activity was well known within Senator Cardin’s office, and he’s posted questionable things for months, like this photo with ERIC SORENSEN.
There was also this post where Aidan said he was “waiting for Lindsey Graham in the work showers,” which seems to directly contradict his LinkedIn post where he asserts he would “never disrespect my workplace.”
And that’s not even the worst of it. A few weeks ago, he wrote that a high-ranking staffer at Senator Cardin’s office told him to tone down his social media posts after he was promoted.
We basically have another Erick Adame on our hands, someone who is trying to make themselves out to be the victim early on, but whose actions — and the proof — reveal something incredibly different.
