I don’t care about his sex life. It’s his judgment that worries me.
The politics were a natural extension, from Hull to Ryan. Yet Ryan persisted in thinking that his own divorce files would remain sealed. He chirped and flashed those teeth, a mannequin of a political candidate animated only by his own narcissism.
It takes great ego to run for high public office, to withstand competing agendas and their agents, and constant criticism, both valid and spiteful. But persisting in the belief that the information in those files wouldn’t come out suggests a mind unwilling to face reality.
The U.S. Senate is not a place for people like this.
And a man who still thinks he can win political office after being accused by his wife of having taken her to sex clubs and asking her to have sex in front of strangers has a serious wattage deficiency.
If you disclosed early and dealt with it in a forthright manner that avoided the feeding frenzy, it would draw a couple stories from time to time, but I still think it was manageable.
But most importantly RYAN KNEW THERE WAS AN UNREDACTED FILE OUT THERE ONCE ROD MCCULLOCH POINTED OUT THE ALLEGATIONS IN MARCH! It was pointless to argue about whether the files should be released there was a copy floating around. Ryan knew McCulloch had seen the contents because McCulloch was accurate and kept on going like it was no big deal.
The GOP has dodged a bullet by the Trib suing to open the sealed files.