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Oh we know who.
Does that mean his standing within the GOP is going to go up? >

With each new crime revealed, another committee assignment >

Head of the Committee on Fraud Prevention? >

ethics committee >


“I didn’t quite finish, but I came close. So I just  
call myself  
a doctor of ethics.

oh wow! what a coincidence...i too am a doctor of everything, never ever quite finishing, but always coming really close to it... >

This is starting to remind me of that city councilman in Parks and Rec who kept getting caught lying all the time - like saying he was out of town building houses for the underprivileged, but then being found having four-way sex in a Brazilian cave.
I thought that character was way too over the top to be even remotely realistic, but here we are. >

/r/voteDEM to vote for candidates who still give a shit about actually governing 
Republicans just get worse and worse and worse >

No both sides bs, sure the rail workers bit was a load of crap, but that isn't close to the same level as committing a load of crimes, then lying to get elected. >

Union busting bites, but I want no dodgey voting laws, no religion in my government, and someone at least trying to fix the economy and Healthcare. Reps are batting 0 on that front. Don't tell anyone not to vote, that's bullshit. Boebert only won by a few hundred votes in her gerrymandered to hell district, we can get these fascist fucks out if people just keep showing up at the polls. Go gen z, we gen xers are pulling for ya. >

You take that energy elsewhere, that shit is why we're gonna in up in jesusville. >

Don't vote at all and see how that works out for ya. Shits how we got here in the first place. >

The Orange Mussolini normalized this behavior to the extent it is now lauded and rewarded >

Yep, and so many people are looking at Santos and seeing him being rewarded. There is going to be a flood of Santos copycats in 2024 >

MTG and Boebert have been amply rewarded for their stellar behavior. >


Someone bought George Santos. The question is who bought him. 

The much bigger question. Who is exercising this kind of power. Who manages to abuse voters in one of the wealthiest congressional districts in the country.