>

Did he tell the truth about anything?
Him divorcing a woman a couple of weeks before running as "openly gay" is surprising and not. >

In 2022, Gay Republicans are lying, closeted straight men??
...Is that progress?? >


Republicans are lying

As always. No matter the subject. >

He also may be on the run from prosecutors in Brazil >

Or on Bolsonaro's payroll... >

I’m going with possibly a Russian spy. Mainly because of the incompetence in lieing about his resume. >

Was this guy primaried? Did the GOP vet this guy at all? >

Considering the other candidates they had running, probably no vetting was done. 
Just look at all the skeletons that came out on Hershel Walker during his campaign. >

As this has been breaking since the NYT article on monday it looks like both parties vetted him and caught some of the hijinks but there aren't clear answers as to how this Clown Farm happened, yet.
Edit: A small local paper was all over this, including feeling the need to mention Brazil has no extradition treaty, for reasons. >

We can choose to help them out and send without a treaty though, right? For friendship? >

On the treaty? I think it's blanket coverage but there might be exceptions? Iirc Snowden was supposed to land their initially. >

I wonder how Santos feels right now. Is he panicking? Is he reassured this will all be fine? Is he humiliated? Cocky? >

Tweeting 'I'll get back to you next week with a new set of lies'. >

Figures the liar is still on Twitter. 
The nerve of this guy. >

Is vetting not a thing anymore?