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  Well,  he sure got off on the wrong foot 🤣
context: He's welcome at any Jew-ish event however. >
  
  What was his excuse on what "jew-ish" means? >
  
  
  “Even though I’ve always said I’m Catholic, I grew up Catholic, I’ve always loved and had a deep respect for my Jewish heritage and I will continue to,” Santos told City & State. He further told the New York Post that “I never claimed to be Jewish. I am Catholic. Because I learned my maternal family had a Jewish background I said I was ‘Jew-ish.’”
  
  He claims to be Jew-ish not Jewish. It would be comedy gold if the constituents he fooled weren't stuck with him. >
  
  I have to watch that now. >
  
  It's fucking sublime
  I dare you not to sing Business Time or Boom King when it's 100% inappropriate after watching it lmao >
  
  Too many mutha'uckas 'ucking with my shi' >
  
  Have you ever been called Ms New Zealand?  Have you ever had hurt feelings? >
  
  
  After confirming a New York Times expose claiming much of his professional accomplishments are fabricated, Santos says ‘I never claimed to be Jewish,’ and that he is in fact a Catholic who is ‘Jew-ish’.
  Despite Santos' claims that his grandparents were Jews who fled the Nazis, reports proved that his grandparents were Brazil-born Catholics. 
  
  You'd kind of have some glimmer of hope that this level of deceit would be a step too far over the line for the alleged party of faith and family values, but I guess Kevin's worried about that very slim majority he has. >
  
  Jew-ish? OMG. >
  
  Yeah, sounds like something out of an SNL skit, doesn't it? >
  
  Shades of Mel Brooks for me heh. >
  
  She's a druish princess. >
  
  Funny, she doesn't look Druish or Dru-ish for Santos. >
  
  His position now seems to be "Yeah, I did it.  Yeah, it was stupid.  But your badgering me about it will not prevent me from continuing the ruse...so just quit it already." >
  
  I'm genuinely wondering at this point if his entire campaign is just a big rightwing trolling operation. >
  
  A test just how far they can go with a design-by-committee candidate.
  They’ll just try a holographic Max Headroom-style simulacrum of a “perfect” candidate for any given race. >
  
  Where's those people that were REEEEAL upset about Elizabeth Warren thinking she had some Cherokee heritage? >
  
  They were also silent on Herschel Walker's heritage claims that were disputed by his mother. >
  
  I thought the GOP clown car may have been full with Gaetz, Gohmert, Bobo, Greene and so many others. 
  They still had room for Santos. >
  
  It appears the one thing he didn't lie about is being Republican. >
  
  And despite lying about being Jewish and the descendant of Holocaust survivors, the Coalition isn't calling for Santos to step down. 
  No, he's just "begun his tenure on a very wrong note." 
  So a self-admitted fraud a dozen times over isn't welcome into their super-special treehouse, but they'll happily tally his votes on any and all legislation. 
  How brave. >
  
  The "Republican Jewish Coalition" as a group has got to be about as respectable as log cabin republicans.
  That is to say, not at all. >
  
  Not sure I believe he's gay, either >
  
  I saw an interview w/him pre getting busted and he had the gay part down pretty good. He must have watched the Birdcage 8,000 times >
  
  Was he doing Fosse, Fosse, Fosse or Madonna, Madonna, Madonna? >
  
  He was doing Twila Twila Twila ;) >
  
  “My Jewish grandparents escaped the Nazis”
  Republicans: praise the Lord!
  “—by which I meant they were similar to Christ in that they were harassed by the woke left, who were the real Nazis all along.”
  Republicans: it gets even better! Praise the Lord indeed!” >
  
  If he lied on his resume in the private sector, he'd be fired. >
  
  He can still be “fired” but it just takes about 24 months. >
  
  He could be fired by Kevin McCarthy but he's a coward. >
  
  Let’s see if he joins The Squad.  (/s) >
  
  Someone needs to check his FEC filings.
  Edit: forgot to mention the speculation that Clown McCarthy doesn't want to say anything until the vote for Speaker because he needs the vote. >
  
  He's got two 100% contradictory filings, one for 2020 and one for this year. >
  
  This is anti-semeticsh >
  
  Santos isn't going to any future Jewish events.
  Santos didn't go to any past Jewish events.
  But he isn't going to any future Jewish events, either. >
  
  "Who let all these clowns into our clown party?" - Republicans, after opening their ranks to conspiracy theorists, anti-Semites, Nat-C's, and domestic terrorists. >
  
  I like how he tried to back up his "jew-ish" claim by mentioning Israel twice. 
  Not that he would get why that just makes him look more like an ass. >
  
  So he can't play with their space lasers no more? >
  
  This is election fraud on a scale conservatives only wish they could find. >
  
  There is a point where this should be considered another form of voter fraud. 
  If you buy a car that was sold to you as have a 400HP engine but when you get it home it’s a hamster running on a wheel you are the victim of fraud. >
  
  There’s still a Republican Jewish Coalition? >
  
  There are still Log Cabin Republicans for whatever it's worth. >
  
  They love tax cuts more than they hate themselves >
  
  I’d like to understand why his dem opponent didn’t do any opposition research. It doesn’t seem like it would be hard to find out that he didn’t graduate from college or work at Goldman. >
  
  Also seems like the better time for the Times to dig all this up would have been before the election. >
  
  Is it a stretch to say George is not the first person to say he is Jewish but is not? Now go down that rabbit hole. Mix in a little Orwell 1981 and you have the basis of the Black Israelite origin point >
  
  "but we definitely still support him in Congress and will absolutely not ask that he resign or be investigated" >
  
  What else is he willing to lie about? Get his sorry ass out of there. >
  
  They didn’t say they are not going to vote for him. >
  
  But seriously anything he did any worse than what Amy Coney Barrett or Brett Kavanaugh did?
  By the way all three are Catholics... >
  
  Why? He WON - and that is the only important thing now in the gqp playbook - get with the program or get cheneyed. >
  
  I don’t even understand why any Jews would be Repugnican at this point. >
  
  Not many are, but they exist in any group. Hell, there's trans Republicans. Jews are the most solidly blue voting block in the nation after Black women. >
  
  I think it’s absurd candidates don’t have to be vetted before elections…. Corporations do it… and you’d be fired if you claimed a fake college degree… well, unless you’re Elon musk… I guess… >
  
  Great, and now antisemites are attacking actual Jews in this thread. >
  
  That's every single thread about Jews on reddit. I cringe when I see "Jewish" in a title outside Jewish subs.
  It's either the straight up Naziism of the right or the "I can't stand the narrative any Jews on earth are victims so I'm gonna go on a rant about Israel and how American Jews deserve hate because of the actions of a foreign government" of the Left. >
  
  What does the Republican Jew-ish Coalition think about this though? >
  
  Is this what they call the “Rachel Dolezal defense”? >
  
  The RJC will reconsider “not welcome at any future events” in the not far future. 
  Wanna bet? >
  
  TIL there is a Republican Jewish Coalition lol. Idiot fundamentalist dinks who learned the wrong thing from Hitler and wanna gas Muslims now. >
  
  Oh great, here come the antisemites with blood libel and holocaust inversion. >
  
  Look elsewhere for your enemies my friend. We all know a government doesn't represent all people. >
  
  Jew: Wow I don't appreciate you saying that Jews were supposed to learn something from Hitler, and that any Jew who doesn't agree with me politically is genocidal.
  Antisemite: I'm not your enemy, Jew. >
  
  Sorry, not gonna engage with this. I can and will be critical of the GOP as I see fit. >
  
  You aren't being critical of the GOP, you are telling all Jews that we were supposed to learn something from the Holocaust, and then throwing out baseless accusations of genocidal bloodlust.
  Imagine if you were attacking a black GOP group, and you called them the N word. It would be offensive to black people of all stripes. >
  
  Nope. Nope. Nope and nope. Good try though. >
  
  
  learned the wrong thing from Hitler 
  
  What exactly were Jews supposed to learn from Hitler?
  
  wanna gas Muslims now.
  
  Yep, you said that as well.
  Or are you saying that it is okay to call black people the N-Word. What are you saying nope to? >
  
  Nope. Nope. And nope. I can tell you watch Fox. Sorry buddy. Be best. >
  
  I actually don't watch fox. I'm fairly left leaning.
  Just more slander directed at Jews while cowardly hiding and refusing to answer questions. Nazis gonna nazi. >
  
  They should offer him re-circumcision if he wishes to attend and leave it at that!  /s >
  
  Wow Republican Jews exist? Those are some monkeys who like to live dangerously: tax breaks with a chance of genocide. >
  
  And he's gay too...  lol >
  
  wow and they did go lower than Majewski did >
  
  The five seasons….. >
  
  Oooh, I'm sure he's really upset at this. >
  
  What about "Jew-ish" events?
  Not sure what that means, though.
  A love of challah, perhaps?
  Hey, I just realized that I'm Jew-ish too!!!  Wait, I absolutely HATE Gefilte fish.  I hope I'm not unwelcome any future Jew-ish events b/c of that.  :'-( >
  
  Good gefilte fish with a little horseradish is excellent but bad gefilte fish is practically a step above cat food. >
  
  Santos replied, “It’s cool, because I’m the president of the Republican Jewish Coalition. I actually founded it. I can fly.” >
  
  Actually the Gay Republican Jewish Coalition. >
  
  I bet both of them are preeettty mad right now. >
  
  When a person has no shame, nothing will shame them.  It is a sickness. >
  
  There is one and only one solution he needs to resign.