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Most people with schizophrenia wouldn't be able to get as far as Santos has. It's a severe disability that affects people's cognition and planning skills, not just their grip on reality. From everything I've heard about him, Santos just looks like a con artist. 
(Not a doctor, of course.)
"...I feel like they’re not focusing enough on the issues at hand,” Morey-Parker said. “Where did all this money come from to finance the campaign? … The whole thing is quite bewildering to me.”

Yeah, CNN, instead of these types of interviews, why not do some real journalism for a change?   Oh wait, your new right-wing owners look at Fox News as their journalistic paradigm, sorry, never mind. >

Where did the money and connections come from is the elephant in the room. >

It sucks but it’s ALWAYS about the money, and the connections that get you more money. >

They're not too delusional, he's now a US House member... >

Really taking fake it till you make it to a whole new level >

He also stole his roommates scarf and then wore it to the stop the steal rally...  Irony is dead. >

Delusions of Adequacy might be more to accurate.  If his lying, cheating past is any indicator, expect an absolute stupid gong show to follow. >

He still has, but then he had too. >

I don’t think they’re delusions anymore. >

Delusions or the willingness to exploit Republicans' delusions are necessary to being recognizable as a Republican. >

They aren't delusions if they get all the way to the grandeur part.
He's a liar, a conman, and a deceitful piece of human garbage... and he's repeatedly rewarded for it. So... he's clearly not delusional if it's working for him.
Our world is a fucking mess... >

Not really delusional since he is now a federal congressman with access to lobbyist money. >

That's all it takes to hold public office in America post Trump and fam >

Hell fit right with the GOP >

Had?