>

Funny republicans disenfranchising there own constituents not to mention everyone else.
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. >

Oh we know who. >

This is a serious question from me, someone who really feels lost when it comes to the global political landscape: Who do you think it is? I'd like as specific of an answer as possible. >

I think that Viktor Vekselberg is the answer that you're looking for. >

Oh another US politician on Putin's payroll. Sounds illegal but wtf do I know. >

Long Isl GOP leader: I have proof of his crimes
Speaker of the House: ok, send them over - we will totally not put them in a file box somewhere in the warehouse from that Indiana Jones movie that definitely does not exist. >

At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if he's Hitler's grandson. >

Oh please. Don’t be stupid. He was Stalin’s. >

When the first outrageous Santos stuff started coming out, I thought to myself “this guy is such a fucking liar, he has probably changed his name in the past.” The next day, Anthony Devolder.
Americans deserve every inch of this guy. A fraudulent self aggrandizing con man willing to lie about anything and everything.
As for the cheques, send him to jail in Brazil. It would be a fitting end for him and his anus. >


A fraudulent self aggrandizing con man willing to lie about anything and everything.

But enough about Trump. >

And we have proof that the majority of republican's don't care. >

America please sort this Santo-shit out fast. I am just about getting over Trump Trauma and eagerly waiting for chain-clinks, orange dump suit (pun intended). This guys is an extreme pathological liar and may even out do Trump, if that’s possible!! >

It's never happening. >

The Party of Law and Order >

Technically, they have been the party of Lie and Disorder since Nixon. >

Party over country >

Is that his name even?  I want to see the birth certificate! >

His name is the least objectionable part of this.  His full name is George Anthony Devolder Santos.  Anthony is his middle name, and Devolder is his mother's maiden name.  He used to go by Anthony Devolder, and now he goes by George Santos.  He's entirely welcome to change the name he goes by.
He's not, though, welcome to commit check fraud, flee the country to avoid prosecution, come to the U.S. and lie about his education, his work history, his ancestry, his mother's death, and basically everything else he could think of to lie about, then accept at least $700k of bribes from unknown parties in violation of campaign finance laws to fund a campaign for Congress. >

I couldn't point to the original story as it was a few days ago but I read he was basically broke 4 years ago and now has $11M. I need his hedge fund managers number /s >

How come you know this; and the Nassau County GOP did not??
The tax payers had to foot the bill to put Santos on the ballot  under the guidance of the Nassau County  GOP. Santos was allowed to perpetuate a fraud  on the voters; who voted under false pretense, criminal offense >

Honestly, as this point the more crimes and cons I hear this guy committed the more I am sure Repuicans are going to bump him up to a leadership role within the party. 
At the rate he is going Kevin better watch out. >

He's POTUS material.  lol >

Up next: George Santos personally ordered Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, countermanding Pontius Pilate’s directive to “just let the hippie go”.
It seemingly still won’t matter to the party with the razor-thin House majority. >

I'm ''sure'' there's room on the plane we'll be extraditing Bozosaro on to pack Santos in too. He might have to sit between Miller and Bannon, but it's not a long flight. >

It's just a matter of time before we learn the real George Santos died as an infant and had his identity stolen by the newly-elected congressman. >

Does this guy even have U.S. Citizenship? Does anyone know? My understanding is you have to have been a U.S. citizen for 9 years before you can serve in congress. >

It's seven years, but yeah.  I honestly am just not sure.  I'd like to say that if he weren't, surely it would have been discovered.  But that argument didn't work for all the other lies he told. >

more and more is coming out that he may not even be a a us citizen and/or with 7 years a requirement for running for house of representative...
someone in house needs to make a formal complaint so that immigration (dhs) can investigate his citizenship status >

Who the fuck are they going to complain to? The gutted ethics office? >

That same guy is strutting through the halls of Congress into 2 committee meetings dressed like a priest. >

Allowing a criminal like Trump to become president broke the filter and the scum is free flowing. >

Right into the "swamp". >

They gave him committee assignments ffs. They also gave a Putin sympathizer and promoter, Marjorie Trailer-Park Queen,a Homeland Security committee assignment. Party of personal responsibility. Lol. I guess this what they mean by  “pulling yourself up by the bootstraps” >

McCarthy and his deals to become Speaker... >

His crimes in Brazil only give him a foothold in the republican world of foreign policy.  Just as his crimes in the US got him elected to represent us on domestic issues.  This is a sad part of America.  But a part nonetheless. >

Don’t just talk. Show us. >

What do you want to bet GOP will go ... That was in Brazil, that doesn't matter to us here. >

We need to see his citizenship papers, or his US birth certificate. >

Plot twist: he was hatched 🐣 >

The real crime is his terrible Lip filler… >

It makes me so angry >

can't unsee
TIHI >

The reason McCarthy is protecting Santos is bc he knew about the fraud and may have even assisted in furthering it-this he could be pulled in on a conspiracy charge if Santos is charged with a crime (fraud).  So he needs Santos to keep his mouth shut. >

I mean he directly stole from McCarthy by having someone on his staff call McCarthy donors and pretend to be McCarthy chief of staff. 
McCarthy was more concerned about getting the speakers gavel shoved up his ass to tickle his prostate to care. >

No it was reported that McCarthy had research on him and Stefanik actually back filled campaign staff after the other staff found out about the lies and left. >

What are the people in his district saying? If you voted for him, you should be ashamed but it's your responsibility to speak up and remove him from office. Enough is enough >

I know the wealthy part of his district very well.
They aren't saying anything. They'll vote for him again. Rich racists to a one. >

Such a mess, things are crumbling at our feet and these people are eating cake. >

So release it. Oh, it's the GOP. They won't unless it benefits them. Good ol "patriots". >

I hope Santos is the first in a long line of politicians held responsible for their bullshit. Let him be the first domino to fall… >

Yeah sure >

Oh yeah. Totally not happening, but I’d love to see it. >

I hope Santos and Trump share a cell together in the future. That would be priceless. >

This guy needs to get clipped. His face alone makes me mad. >

Look for Santos new book: Ethics 101 >

You mean the signed confession?  The plea deal?  The social media post where he says he's very sorry?
Next you're going to tell me George isn't even his real name and he's not even a citizen. >

I kinda hope he doesn't resign. It'll be a fun two years while the GOP tries to focus on Biden. Root for the underdog. >

Bring it out and hand him to Brazil for prosecution >

I’m so goddamn bored with the lack of DOJ or ANYONE. this fucking country is doomed >

Why would that matter? GOP politicians are immune from accountability. >

The only thing we know for certain is that George Santos lied and continues to do so. >

Simply: the more I learn about about this Santos the more I wonder how he even was approved to be a member of a government office. >

I can't help but wonder:
What is slipping under the radar while America is hard-focused on George Santos? Might just be my tinfoil, but seems to me if I'm the GOP trying to pull a fast one I am going to need a solid misdirect leading in. >

What’s slipping under the radar is: who’s the puppet-master that created and runs this guy. >

The money raised by the Santos charity 'Friends of Pets' did go where it was intended - it financed a rat. >

They're not sending their best.
The GOP, I mean. >

Another crook in office ....no suprise >

I thought that character was way too over the top to be even remotely realistic, but here we are. >

What’s the point? He committed crimes here too and that doesn’t seem to matter with the “law and order” party. >

It's likely that he committed crimes here, but it's still being investigated.  In Brazil, the investigation is complete and they have his confession tot he crime.  That's the difference. >

I understand, but once upon a time an aspiring politician would have been vetted and not allowed on the national stage under such a cloud. >

I leave NY for a few years and it shits out this cuckwad. What a disgrace >

None of this matters to the GOP. IMO, the worst part about whatever his real name is, is the money linked to a Russian oligarch. He is an asset and giving him any sort of information could have grave consequences. >

The last I heard was just that he mysterious went from a $55K income and trouble paying rent in 2021 to donating $700k to his own political campaign in 2022.  This is obviously a huge red flag for campaign finance, as clearly someone bought him off with a huge chunk of money to support him and his campaign, and didn't want to donate it through legal means.  But I have not heard any conclusive news about where the money came from.
Do you have a source? >

Can Santos be recalled? >

Crook! >

Isn't he a big liar though? Maybe he wanted to get ahead in the GOP so he lied about crimes he committed so he would seen as a good prospect >

Politicians have zero accountability >

Republicans have zero accountability. Do not pretend you don't see the obvious double standard. >

Man the GOP loves grifters >

And how will this matter to any Republican? >

i will literally pay money to never have to see another article about this man >

Is tarring and Feathering still a thing? >

& riding them out on a post??? >

This Long Island guy needs to drop out of the republican party! He should know that spines are not allowed in that party! >

So the gop want him to run for president?
I know he can't,  but...gop grasp of the constitutive starts at the 2nd amendment, skips over 'well regulated' and dies before the 3rd. >

He can run for POTUS.  He will meet the age requirement on his next birthday. >

He was supposedly born in Queens although with him who really knows? >

He also told coworkers he was born in Brazil. So... who knows is right. >

Okay soo...soon.... does the NY GOP actually have integrity?? Didn't they get the memo? >

This will only improve his standings in the GOP >

Extradite him to Brazil >

The house is split 222 to 212 with one vacant seat due to death.  The GOP has 10 votes (or maybe 9 after the February special election).   That slender a margin doesn't guaranty wins if there are a few defectors, deaths, scandals, recalls or whatever.  
Santos is going to hang on and the GOP is gonna help him do it.  He is such a grifter than he is probably extorting money from the GOP and threatening to resign if they don't pay. >

Unfortunately federal level elected offices are not subject to recalls. 
But you’re right. The GOP’s majority is too slim for Republicans to act on Santos. >

Investigate the LIGOP to see if they had access to this or any other information regarding the shadiness of Rep. Who Knows. >

Can’t wait to see what new awful thing gets reported about this guy tomorrow. >

The GOP does not care >

So, DO SOMETHING, Long Island! >

Says... >

Any day now.