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Here's the list - it's insane he can still be seated after all of this.
Graduated from college: Nope!
Worked for Goldman Sachs & Citigroup: Nope!
Family owned properties: Nope!
Descendent of Holocaust Survivors: Nope!
Openly gay, claims to now be married to a man: Maybe, there are no records to support this?
Biracial (Caucasian & Black): Maybe? But considering the next one, probably not. 
Mother killed on 9/11: Nope! Died in 2016
Brain Tumor / health issues: No records to support
Lost 4 employees in Pulse shooting: Nope!
Founded a Charitable foundation: Nope!
Every single one of those lies is a huge red flag. But the lie that his mother was killed on 9/11 is next level despicable. I wonder if MTG will keep righteously defending this guy after the rest of the lies are exposed. Cus you know they’re coming. >

He's more of a pathological liar than Trump.
Trump told three different lies about 9/11: that he went to the site to offer assistance to the responders, that he looked out his window and saw Muslims celebrating, and he now had the tallest building in New York.
Trump, at least, didn't try to rewrite his entire family history. He even acknowledges his older brother died of addiction. 
If the Republicans don't have George Santos removed, they're going to have a guy who tells a different story at every turn. He's not going to fall in line. >

I predict that the RNC leadership will have a private sitdown with him and explain to him that he's going to do exactly as he's told by them, vote the way they tell him, show up or not when they tell him, and in all ways be exactly their tool and nothing more. He'll smile and do it because he'll be making $174K/year with generous perks for two years and the Republican-dominated House will make sure nobody in Congress can touch him. They'll also run interference to fight outside attempts to get him out. They'll do everything to protect him, and he'll be their tool.
The only hope might be prosecution on what appears to be money laundering/fraud WRT his money that appeared seemingly out of nowhere, which another redditor things is related to a ponzi scheme he apparently may have been a part of. Even then, I'm not even sure that anyone but the rest of the House can actually unseat him, so he may end up being a Congressman who sits out his term in prison. >

Here's the thing:
You can't fix a compulsive liar. They have an innate compulsion to lie.
It's not a bad habit thing. It's a something is broken in the brain thing. >

I don't think he's a compulsive liar, I think he's a pure grifter, a conman. I think that there's probably a fair chance he didn't think he was going to catch the car he was chasing, and was hoping to lose and finish laundering the money he may have stolen through the Ponzi scheme, or it may turn out he did intend to win and was bankrolled by the Russians. It's going to take a lot of investigation to peel the onion of who he really is and where his money really came from, and my money is that the House Republicans will run interference for him every step of the way. Hell, they may be able to drag things out for two years, in which case the attempt to get him out of office will wind up as pointless as the attempt to subpoena Trump turned out to be. >

A grifter wouldn't feel the need to go to the extremes in every aspect like this guy has. It would be unnecessary effort. 
The best lies are built on a kernel of truth. This guy built an entire house of straw. >

I didn't say he was a good grifter, lol. This appears to be his second major grift, the first being when he stole checks from the elderly man he was helping care for and used the stolen checks to buy fancy shoes for a boyfriend back in Brazil. >

He didn't cash them, he traded the checks with a forged endorsement to the shop owner for the shoes. The shop owner tried to cash them and got caught trying to cash fraudulent checks, meanwhile Santos had the shoes and gave them to his boyfriend. The shop owner filed a report with the local police, and apparently that's when Santos fled.