no, Marjorie Taylor Greene cheating on her husband with two different people is not a *good* thing, and she should not be immune to criticism for it. she tries to claim a moral high ground on "family values" while pushing awful QAnon conspiracies and railing against LGBTQ folks.
I'm not naive enough to think that even half of Congress is clean with regards to spousal fidelity. They're not, and it's no secret. I didn't think Cunningham's affair, as bad as it was, disqualified him.
I don't judge political fitness on that. A ton of politicians have affairs
I don't judge political fitness on that. A ton of politicians have affairs
But it *does* reflect on you if you center your image around Family Value policies and then try to strip other people of rights by saying they're not following Biblical Values, all while you decide to break someone's trust and cheat on your spouse.
I really don't care what politicians decide to do with your free time, provided it's not criminal or illegal. I *do* care when they dehumanize other people with their policies, and when they do this while pushing QAnon and homophobic nonsense, expect criticism for the hypocrisy.
~60% of congress has had affairs, and that might be on the low side, so judging on affairs alone is...dangerous
criticizing the affairs of someone who claims to be Family Values in an attempt to claim moral high ground for horrid policies? that's criticizing their hypocrisy.
criticizing the affairs of someone who claims to be Family Values in an attempt to claim moral high ground for horrid policies? that's criticizing their hypocrisy.
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