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context: Is anyone on the side here (R or D) of scheming off a dying dog?
  Some things are patently bipartisan.
  Do not f with a man's dog.
  Didn't John Wick teach us anything? >
  
  Republican: Hang on... was the dog "woke"? >
  
  “What color was this dog?” >
  
  "Was the dog previously owned by brown people? or the gays?" >
  
  I hate the guy for that alone. What an asshole. >
  
  Give it a couple of months and Santos will be fleeing the country. >
  
  I hope he forgets that he's wanted in Brazil and goes there.  Considering how much shit he's been involved in, he might have lost track. >
  
  I didn't know about this until I looked it up. Passing off fake checks in Brazil. Real smart. You would think they'd take his passport and he couldn't leave the country for that 
  The article I found also says he lied to his boyfriend about having tickets to Hawaii for them. Total grifter. He sounds like a dangerous grifter. Like Andrew Cunanan >
  
  That’s interstate commerce! You want 25 to life?! Get outta here! >
  
  Just a process crime right republicans? >
  
  Runnin' a scam on da dog, eh? Boy are we gonna trow da book at ya'. >
  
  So in the finale of USA-hole season 23 or 24 we will discover George Santos is the child of Trump and his Mexican housekeeper. I think the writers have already jumped the shark a few times and going for a whale now. >
  
  Too bad the Republican party has completely bottomed out, and will do nothing to address this. >
  
  Probably another 6 year long investigation that ends in no charges. Republicans don't face consequences >
  
  Ah you've been paying attention! The word "investigation" has come to mean "bury in a hole for several years until it seems like old news," as long as the target is a Republican. 
  The hell of it is this is just as true under Merrick Milquetoast Garland's DOJ. Almost like the fix was in. But nah, couldn't be. Right? >
  
  Republican assholes still want him to hang around >
  
  One day someone will create a fictional character based on him and people will say it’s ludicrous or unrealistic. >
  
  
  Santos said on Tuesday that he would recuse himself from a pair of assignments on the Small Business and Science committees amid multiple investigations
  
  How in the fuck is that an acceptable trade? 
  Do the right thing and step down. What a conman >
  
  George Santos does not have any sense of "the right thing" and never has. Kevin Mcacarthy probably doesn't either but he should bear as much responsibility for this as the pathological liar and sociopathic grifter formerly known as Kitara Ravache Anthony Devolder George Santos. 
  Merrick Garland will get right on this though, as soon as he finishes rewatching every episode of Star Trek. And anyway he's too busy harassing Joe Biden right now. >
  
  I don't like people shaming someone with their drag name. Doing drag is tied to sexuality and that shouldn't be used as an insult >
  
  I’m not joking when I say this, this guy may be the most prolific scam artist to ever live.
  Just the sheer number of them. Obviously there are people who gained more money like Bernie Madoff. But nobody has this guy beat in numbers.
  I just saw 5 minutes ago that he also had a boyfriend who was in high school while he was 26 and in a fake marriage for citizenship. >
  
  Do any of these investigations ever amount to any actual consequences >
  
  Sure they are. "Investigating" has become a meaningless word. >
  
  I can’t wait until he’s doing drag shows in the joint. >
  
  This guy is really starting to impress me, not gonna lie. This has to be some kind of world record for ‘most lies caught in’, right? He’s even outdone my ex-girlfriend by now. >
  
  If he goes to jail for nothing else, I pray it is for this. Absolutely unspeakable. >
  
  I don’t anyone can come up with a bingo card of ridiculous shit that this guy wouldn’t make a winner.