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  Insipid headlines creating a normalcy and downplaying the seriousness of what's really happened here.
  We have a sitting Congressperson who is a de facto agent of nefarious unknown parties, as a connection to Russia's criminal oligarchy has become public to the surprise of exactly no one.
  A likely foreign national creates an utterly flimsy cover identity to defraud an election and gain access to the levers of our government from within. Mission accomplished. He and his devices now roam the halls of Congress. His office a beachhead for whatever tyranny comes next. 
  The people whose money put him into power - their interests are his interests. Another dark money candidate that the corrupt GOP has embraced.
  Now McCarthy is two steps away from the Presidency.
context: One-man several-punchlines joke. He should always be used as an example of why the GOP shouldn’t have any power. I suppose he’ll at least go down in history on a Wiki page somewhere. 
  Anyone keeping track of the number of lies/frauds at this point? Dozen? Is there a list out there? >
  
  It's amazing that this serial liar wasn't found out during his campaign. Unbelievable. And the Republican party is just going to let it slide, lest they lose a vote. >
  
  Most of his other activities were done under a different name. Anthony Devolder >
  
  The thing is with george around then it distracts American voters from all the normal crazy republicans such as marjorie taylor green, lauren boebert, paul gosar etc. so unfortunately maybe he's good for them. >
  
  This is probably it. This guy draws soooo much attention that people are outraged at this idiot while overlooking the other corrupt shit the rest of them are doing. >
  
  The War on Drugs has become the War on Drags. >
  
  He'd be perfect as Trump's V.P. running mate. >
  
  Actually I heard Trump asked if he could run as Santos's VP ... (/s) >
  
  According to George Santos >
  
  Exactly >
  
  Queen Ish >
  
  This guy is like a perfect example of Republican Ethos of insecurity. >
  
  Pretty sure at this point he ran for the house so he could get his own reality tv show afterwards. This guy stands for nothing and the people that voted for him should be up in arms. >
  
  The crime of it all isn’t Santos.  It’s “us”, the voting public.  voting for identity politics instead of substance.  Time to change people. >
  
  Paywall, 12ft.io and archive.org give ‘service unavailable’ messages. 
  Which is fine because I remember when the Washington Post could have done something to prevent Trump and instead they wholly encouraged him and his fascist hordes, slamming Hillary relentlessly, and then had the balls to act like, “What? We just did news things we didn’t do nothin’” yeah fuck you WaPo and your billionaire’s paywall. You get me?  Fuck off corporate squeezebox assholes. >
  
  Someone’s dad is editing WaPo headlines this weekend. >
  
  I can't wait for the movie. >
  
  I read this headline in Shikamaru’s voice >
  
  Keep the news coming about this republican mess.  Maybe one day the republicans will realize a single vote is not worth all the problems santos is causing.