comment: >
  
  And yet, he has no problem with the fraud being on a committee.
context: No he did not and if he did he didn't care. The GOP got caught.  
  It is always the same thing with them. >
  
  "Sure. I had questions. But also, no spine, or sense of ethics, and a lot of ambitions. So, you know... *shrugs... "
  
  Kevin McCarthy, >
  
  You know, I didn’t know about that. It happened — I know they corrected it, but I was not notified about that until a later date,” he said, noting that he had spoken to Santos about it. >
  
  "Corrected it"? When did that happen? What's the newest version? >
  
  And based on what he found, he decided the best course is to dismantle the congressional ethics office. >
  
  And he's giving the liar committees anyway. >
  
  Bullshit, he found out about this after someone decided to care. >
  
  Any questions he may have had were overruled by his desperation for Republican votes. >
  
  
  Which font is that?
  
  Kevin McCarthy >
  
  I had questions about his resume. Like:
  Why did you give me this?
  Why would I want to read it?
  Why do you think I care what’s on it?