It sounds so wrong. But in Cruz's case, all I can see when I look at him is a disgusting, slimy, scummy, smarmy worm disguised as a man.
But then I remember how much I KNOW enough about Ted Cruz and what a revolting piece of subhuman garbage he is. And I have to wonder if I detest that face so much because of its inherent detestability or because of what I actually know about its owner. And the answer is: Yes. To both.
I'm pretty sure I'd find that face unattractive in any case. But what's inside a person can distort the outside to a point where it's almost impossible to tell where the line is between the outer appearance and the seething, writhing core of inner evil behind it. When I look at Ted Cruz, that inner evil makes it impossible for me to even make a truly objective assessment of how ugly he is. It's too hard to see past the evil. Same thing with TFG and some others I won't take the time to mention.
When I was a little girl, my mother would often follow a compliment about my looks with the admonishment, "But renember, pretty is as pretty does." She was so right. Pretty IS as pretty does. Furthermore, ugly is as ugly does, and enough inner ugly can contort an otherwise innocuous face into a hideous reflection of that inner ugly. Once that happens, all bets are off.
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