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Someone should show George Santos that Eddie Murphy movie where he grifted his way into congress, but then found his conscience and decided to help people.
I would question the sanity of anyone who believes anything George Santos says (if that's his real name). >

I think you could make an interesting TV series from everything George Santos/Anthony Devolder claims he did and what he has been documented doing. The lies are fascinating. >

Big Fish >

Except for the movie was funny,
This freakazoid is a signifier of a failing country. >

Simple fact: the Republican Pary's George Santos is displaying every attribute I've every read about regarding serial murderers.
I'm not saying Santos IS a serial murderer, but I am saying this guy gets my attention in ways that not many (even corrupt politicians) could.
This is not a spam or snark post. >

I’ve been saying this as well. I think weirdly more than the lies themselves is how completely unembarrassed he is, remorseless. He would suffocate someone in a nursing home and turn around and say “no I didn’t” and believe himself. There’s something super not ok in his brain. >

He epitomizes the conservative belief that words are tools to use to get your way or harm others, not tools used to describe truth or reality. >

Yeah I don’t disagree, but something doesn’t seem right about him. There’s a bigger disconnect in his brain than just being slimy, irredeemable and manipulative. He’s been lying for ages, even as a nobody drag queen, about even stupid mundane shit  (while stealing from the elderly and homeless veterans and killing dogs) >

Killimg dogs? >

He raised money in a GoFundMe that was supposed to go for surgery to save a homeless veterans dog, and then he kept the money. >

Every single morning it’s some new, completely absurd headline about this person.  It’s astonishing honestly. >

This whole thing leads to him in jail lol like, he’s now being investigated for multiple instances of serious fraud, embezzling funds, like…they’re gonna get him. 
It’s just interesting to see all the people crawl out of the woodwork who fucking hate the guy and have been waiting for the day they could pay him back for however he fucked them over. There are people who’ve hated his guys for two decades who are finally, gleefully, talking about what a piece of shit he is, >

I saw a comment talking about George Santos being a litmus test by a foreign body to see how far an openly bogus government official can get in US politics. 
At this point I’m not really seeing any other options. He’s a moron with the most fantastical fake resume outside Disney. >

It's kindof scary just how far he can go. Imagine someone more discrete and smarter. They could easily pocket some funds. Even if you get caught it seems you just amend. Not to mention all the companies they own for consulting fees and such. >

As a Founding Father, George Santos has always been at the forefront of animal healthcare. So much so that his peers started calling him Dr. Doolittle. They even made movies about him. >

Little known fact: "Devolder" is Portuguese for "Doolittle." Also, he invented dog treats. >

He put 1200 pairs of animals on the ark. >

This guy is is a nut case. He needs to be removed. >

$100 bill has Ben Franklin's face on it, Ben Franklin was a human, humans are animals, and I'm rescuing 2400 animals into my bank account. >

1) he's a liar. So no shit.
2) there would be a massive trail receipts from vendors, vets, transport, and etc. >

There would probably also be a thank you note or two, maybe some other forms of recognition. A politician with that kind of story in their background would probably at the very least find a way to work it into some publicity. 
I mean, yeah, Santos sorta does that here, but just in a way that's all terrible. >

2400 animals is a ton. I am on the board of a small animal shelter and we do about 1/2 of that and we spend over 300k a year, have a staff of 10, and...I just realized how much work we have to do to file our taxes.