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Don't be Russian to any conclusions...
Like when he sent fundraising emails pretending to be from McCarthy's office? I get the feeling the Republican leadership might take him out (politically speaking) before anyone else does. They don't care about the lies but do not fuck with the Republican's ability to raise money. That's literally all they care about. >

That and keeping the coke orgies secret. >

Perfect analogy to the current situation with Santos. He's quickly going to be more trouble than he's worth. They won't deal with him out of any sense of right and wrong but they will if he's causing too many headaches for the party while offering nothing in return. Scamming money from major Republican donors isn't going to go over well at all. >

This is more like a guy selling half smoked cigarettes in Times Square than a congressman. >

If that were the case, the police would have killed him >

We need consequences! You can't lie to get into office like he did--- it's setting a precedent that the rest of those braindead snowflakes are going to follow. Lie, cheat, and steal their way into office then squat like a toad knowing they won't be evicted...
Shameless >

Lie, Cheat, Steal.
Eddie Guerrero set the path. >

This might be the last chance for the FEC to do anything before the GOP controlled House tries to neuters them. >

You mean the white-supremacist hand sign didn't ruin his career already?
Oh, wait... that's a feature not a bug. >

But he will remain in office because teams are more important than duty or our country >

Well I for one am shocked! >

At this point if Santos claimed the sky was blue I'd want three pieces of independently verifiable evidence to prove his claim. >

Ship's sailed. He was sworn in with his not-so-subtle racist bs but he'll be fine and nothing will come of his illegal activities. It's the gov't way. >

Don't be Russian to any conclusions... >

Like when he sent fundraising emails pretending to be from McCarthy's office? I get the feeling the Republican leadership might take him out (politically speaking) before anyone else does. They don't care about the lies but do not fuck with the Republican's ability to raise money. That's literally all they care about. >

That and keeping the coke orgies secret. >

Perfect analogy to the current situation with Santos. He's quickly going to be more trouble than he's worth. They won't deal with him out of any sense of right and wrong but they will if he's causing too many headaches for the party while offering nothing in return. Scamming money from major Republican donors isn't going to go over well at all. >

This is more like a guy selling half smoked cigarettes in Times Square than a congressman. >

If that were the case, the police would have killed him >

We need consequences! You can't lie to get into office like he did--- it's setting a precedent that the rest of those braindead snowflakes are going to follow. Lie, cheat, and steal their way into office then squat like a toad knowing they won't be evicted...
Shameless >

Lie, Cheat, Steal.
Eddie Guerrero set the path. >

This might be the last chance for the FEC to do anything before the GOP controlled House tries to neuters them. >

You mean the white-supremacist hand sign didn't ruin his career already?
Oh, wait... that's a feature not a bug. >

But he will remain in office because teams are more important than duty or our country >

Well I for one am shocked! >

At this point if Santos claimed the sky was blue I'd want three pieces of independently verifiable evidence to prove his claim. >

Ship's sailed. He was sworn in with his not-so-subtle racist bs but he'll be fine and nothing will come of his illegal activities. It's the gov't way. >

Don't be Russian to any conclusions... >

Like when he sent fundraising emails pretending to be from McCarthy's office? I get the feeling the Republican leadership might take him out (politically speaking) before anyone else does. They don't care about the lies but do not fuck with the Republican's ability to raise money. That's literally all they care about. >

That and keeping the coke orgies secret. >

Perfect analogy to the current situation with Santos. He's quickly going to be more trouble than he's worth. They won't deal with him out of any sense of right and wrong but they will if he's causing too many headaches for the party while offering nothing in return. Scamming money from major Republican donors isn't going to go over well at all. >

This is more like a guy selling half smoked cigarettes in Times Square than a congressman. >

If that were the case, the police would have killed him >

We need consequences! You can't lie to get into office like he did--- it's setting a precedent that the rest of those braindead snowflakes are going to follow. Lie, cheat, and steal their way into office then squat like a toad knowing they won't be evicted...
Shameless >

Lie, Cheat, Steal.
Eddie Guerrero set the path. >

This might be the last chance for the FEC to do anything before the GOP controlled House tries to neuters them. >

You mean the white-supremacist hand sign didn't ruin his career already?
Oh, wait... that's a feature not a bug. >

But he will remain in office because teams are more important than duty or our country >

Well I for one am shocked! >

At this point if Santos claimed the sky was blue I'd want three pieces of independently verifiable evidence to prove his claim. >

Ship's sailed. He was sworn in with his not-so-subtle racist bs but he'll be fine and nothing will come of his illegal activities. It's the gov't way.