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Also worth noting that his seat voted for Biden by 10 points, so there is no guarantee Republicans hold the seat either
How is nobody looking into where this loser got 700k to loan his campaign? His source of money has got to be as stinky as the rest of his story - Probably a Russian touching it somewhere >


How is nobody looking into where this loser got 700k to loan his campaign? 

This is what the Nassau County Republican District Attorney will hang him on. The Republicans want him out. They want at least a snowball's chance in hell they can retain the district. She's got her marching orders.
Santos has also aligned himself with Kevin McCarthy who's struggling himself for House majority leader.
Knives out. Get your popcorn. >

I knew as soon as I saw Fox wasn’t on his side that his days are numbered. >

Which is why this is going to get so much more interesting. Trump keeps floating an independent run which is even more likely considering Mitch McConnell hates Trump, and almost the entirety of the GOP infrastructure (which includes Fox) is for DeSantis. 
Trump then runs independent, splits the Republican vote, and the Democrats can run a ham sandwich for president and they'll win. God knows, we'll need it. >

So what happens if he resigns, anyone know? Who picks the replacement? Could this have been the end game all along, getting someone in there who was un-electable? I'm just curious, and I'm not real knowledgeable on politics. >

The state has to schedule and hold a special election for the unexpired term of the House seat. That is the only way House vacancies are filled between normal elections.
In the US Congress, only Senators can have replacements appointed, and that's only in some states. Some states just have an appointee serve the remainder of the term, others have an appointee serve temporarily until a special election can be held, and still others keep the seat vacant until a special election. >

Thank you!