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  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
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