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Has he stolen any kids lunch money?
This guy has reached a cartoonish level of villainy. >

At this point it would be easier to list all the not scams and not lies he's done. >

Ok, so as far as I know he hasn't
1) eaten a human baby
2) stuck his dick in a barrel of salsa at chili's
and I think that about wraps up the list. >

About #2… >

He actually did it at an Applebee's. >

Republicans that don't hate dogs and veterans should speak up. >


Republicans that don't hate dogs and veterans should speak up.

They're actually defending him: "Republicans defend George Santos as report details alleged sick dog fraud". >

Republicans in the House are. Most other Republicans in office have come out against him...because it is not politically advantageous for them to defend him. Not because they actually have morals. >

Also happens a lot with politically retired Republicans like Bush or Powell because they’re looking out for their legacy. >

The Bush legacy is 100 000s of dead Iraqi civilians, increased War on Drugs, Gitmo, Patriot Act, don't misunderestimate me, read my lips no new taxes, etc. >

Read my lips was Bush the elder, not Bush the younger like the rest of your examples. >

War on Drugs was also Papa Bush. >

Misquote me once: shame on you. Misquote me twice: you're not gonna misquote me twice. >

Can't get misquoted again >

This guy is exactly what the modern Republican party has endorsed and allowed.
Yes there's the old trope of "all politicians are liars", but this shit is next level. Lying about things there's no fucking reason to lie about... >

This pretty clearly isn't just a normal case of a politician exaggerating claims to help get themselves elected.  This guy seems to be a pathological fabulist in need of psychiatric therapy.
But what I find most troubling is the fact that he wasn't caught out until after he got elected.  I think it speaks to the deterioration of journalism in the internet age and its consequences. >

He was. A local outlet called him out, but nobody listened. >

I saw an article about that, too. I can’t believe we are all at the mercy of this guy and Gaetz, MTG, bobo, gosar and all these insane conspiracy theorists are running things with McCarthy!  It’s a joke and the whole world is laughing at us. >

And they may stay in power no matter what. We know what their goals are. >

So this guy is a scumbag but at this point he is at Scooby Doo level of villainy. Who the hell was running the opposition campaign here? I mean we can't go 15 minutes without another story dropping about how this guy raped a family of elephant seals and yet NONE of that came up during the campaign? >

I live in NY and CBS 2 news had the story, they spoke to the veteran who took care of the dog and got fleeced by Santos or whoever his name is.  Truly heartbreaking.  Before, I was paying scant attention to this story, a politician who misrepresents who he is, what else is new?  But after seeing the story, I can honestly say that I hate this motherfucker.  The vet raised the money, and then Santos picked his own veterinarian and said that the surgery required for the dog was "too invasive."  The dog died because he couldn't get the surgery he needed, due to that rat fuck. >

The veteran sounded so messed up over the whole thing too. He kept trying to jump through all the hoops Santos put out for him because he was so desperate watching his dog get worse and worse and Santos controlled the funds but in the end he knew Santos scammed him.. he was never going to get the money he raised.  The guy was devastated when his dog died.  Absolutely messed me up reading about it.  
There's a place in hell for Santos, I just know it. >

Was it Santos L. Halper?  Did he steal the name too? >

Nah he won him in a truth telling contest at a church carnival 2 towns over >

This is a qualification as far as Republicans are concerned. These are the same people who want to slash Medicare and Medicaid, privatize social security, and leave vets to die on the streets once they've outlived their usefulness. They're just annoyed that he does this shit in the open instead of obfuscating it behind pseudo intellectual bullshit. >

He's a model Republican. If Trump gets back in Santos will receive a medal of honor. >

But that’s Anthony Devolder, not George Santos. >

Have you ever seen them both in the same room at the same time??? >

Republicans really know how to pick 'em. >

I hate to go Godwin's law on this, but even fucking Hitler liked dogs... >

come on man...don't steal a dying dog's money :( >

Oh come on. Who among us hasn't defrauded a homeless vet and their dying dog for a bit of pocket money? >

I'm beginning to think this Santos guy might be a piece of shit. >

I mean, this guy’s a real jerk! >

He also may have been a Drag Queen when he lived in Brazil. >

I mean, who cares if he was a drag queen? I'm sure republicans might, but most sane people won't. >

"Lies and slander! I support all dogs. My current dog is a former 9/11 rescue dog and I'm very proud of her!"
-George Santos, probably. >

He would claim to be a former 9/11 rescue  dog >

Isn’t above $1000 theft considered felony? Sounds like a good start. >


Osthoff said his dog passed away about six months after his last contact with Santos.
His dog, Sapphire, “was my little savior,” he told CNN. “She kept me on this planet.”
Osthoff said he had to panhandle for the money to pay for her euthanization.

Jesus fuck. >

So?
He's a Republican. 
Being a vile human being is the #1 requirement for the job. >

And the GOP put this pathological liar on the science committee. What a joke. Though, I guess this does reflects the party’s view on science… >

I didn't believe this when I first saw it. It's cartoonish levels of bad. But holy shit. >

That's cartoonishly evil. The type of evil where it seems wacky but when you think about it critically, it's actually pretty disturbing or vile. >

Everything about this guy screams "petty criminal that pulled off the scam of a lifetime by getting elected".  Between the stupidity of his election lies and his outstanding charges in Brazil, I wouldn't be surprised if we find out next that he has been working in scam call centers saying "we're calling about your car's extended warranty expiring" over and over again hoping to be connected with a senile elderly person. >

Its OK.  He is a Republican.  This is what they do. >

Every time I read something new about this guy it’s like someone created a new scandal using Mad Libs >

Again, this is bullshit that should have come up before the election! >

New York Democrats really fucked up this last election. >

I'm not Santos' constituent, but we had shitty Democrat candidates in New York. I voted blue straight down the ticket, but there wasn't a single candidate I was excited about, from the state representative level, all the way up to the gubernatorial level. In fact, I left two positions blank out of disgust (knowing they were going to win anyway). >


I voted blue straight down the ticket, but there wasn't a single candidate I was excited about, from the state representative level, all the way up to the gubernatorial level.  

Write that from the perspective of a Republican, and you end up electing Santos. >

"I wasn't pleased with x platform" is not the same as knowing who George Santos was and voting for him >

Disney-villain level irredeemable.
My son: does he curbstomp babies?
Me: don’t give him any ideas! >

Can this guy a bigger piece of shit? Or maybe the better question, is can the Republican party be bigger pieces of shit? This dude just got two committee seats. Any Republican that doesn't support calling for his resignation is a garbage human. >

Todays Republicans hate veterans. Just look at everything they say and do. As a veteran I am disgusted at how much support they get from veterans.  I am an independent and have voted both ways in the past but I can't see voting for Republicans in the near future.