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Time Santos went back to obscurity!
“I am not a criminal,” Santos said during a separate interview with the Post

So he's most definitely a criminal. He's even wanted in his home country for check fraud. This scumbag cannot be trusted. >

Just wait until he's sworn in and privy to important (valuable) national secrets. Be there, will be wild! >

Something tells me unless the maga caucus is in control of the house, this guy never sees a committee assignment. >

I would hope so. But someone might be desperate enough to offer a commitee assignment in exchange for a vote as Speaker. >

They really have no shame. >

Grade A sociopath >

Standard issue republican. >

Shot a man for snoring.... 
(you know it's coming out soon enough) >

What other news are we going to find out about this idiot? I bet there’s lots of skeletons in the closet. >

Honestly it's a daily lie drip. I admit a lot of it has made me LOL for real but at the end of the day there is more to cry about with this story. This country is in a lot of trouble. >

If a man can get elected based on a background that is mostly or completely fabricated and there are no repercussions, I tend to agree. I mean, how could you trust any politician on anything they say no matter how big or small, again? I suppose in the two party system you can mostly localize it to the party involved directly, but how many Republican voters just don't care because he may still pull the R lever for them? Based on the conservative sub reaction to this guy, a lot. More than none which is a problem.
I've wondered for some time now why this has never happened but in the opposite direction. Instead of lying to get seated in your own party, lie that you are say, a democrat and then in office just openly vote party line Republican for everything. I mean if the benefitting party is cynical enough to just take the vote and not complain/expel you, why not? I guess it would only work for a cycle, but imagine some sociopath does this for the presidency.
Like, do we really expect the benefitting party to step in and say no? If it's judges, SCOTUS, other appointments and policies at stake? Especially today's Republicans? Makes me think. >

Sinema is this. >

Also, in an interview he said something like:  I looked at Donald Trump and said to myself, if he can do it, I can, too.  I forget the exact quote.  It seems he was talking about lying through his teeth and getting rich at it.  
I want to know where his mystery millions came from. >

Dimming read somewhere it was from a group associated to Michael Flynn. >

"George Santos" rearranged spells "Orangest Egos".  Coincidence? >

Remember "Ron Vara"? >

I'm getting Steve Bannon vibes.  Any cats of acid found? >

Meow! >

Smearing feces on the walls seems to be a republican tradition. >

A rite of passage >

Did the democrat running for this seat simply not have an opposition research person? >

both dems and a small local paper did oppo and found red flags, but the msm and dem party at large wouldn't pursue it because they were sure Santos was going to lose.
Sound familiar? >

The democrats really do be the worst enemy of the democrats. Clutching defeat from the hands of victory through inaction. >

I also direct you to the msm.