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You mean the time Roger Stone organized a riot to shut down official proceedings (the FL recount) so the Supreme Court could go on to make that ruling?
Late Tuesday afternoon, Santos’ political operation filed a flurry of amended campaign finance reports, telling the feds, among other things, that a $500,000 loan he gave to his campaign didn’t, in fact, come from his personal funds as he’d previously claimed.
However, while the new amended filing told us where the funds did not come from, it also raised a new question—where did the money come from? >

Isn't this a crime? >

Not sure anymore. All sources seem to indicate that fraud is legal now. Our former president did it 2x and he's a free man. >

it’s fine just keep amending and amending every time you get caught! who knew you get so many tries >

So kinda like Jarrod’s security clearance paperwork? >

Franklin Mint should release a George Santos Coin Collection. Six commemorative pieces crafted from pyrite and depicting Volleyball George, Jewish George, 9/11 Anthony, George the Financier, Animal Charity Grifter George, and Kitara Revache. >

I thought his drag queen name was Liza? Liza Lot >

I knew Lotta Goo >

Ewww, stripper goo! >

I don't give a flying fuck if its personal or not.
I want to know where his broke ass got it in the first place. >

Enough with this motherfucker already. >

No, is never 'enough' till he is out of Congress. The public exposure of his crimes and dishonesty needs to continue and never ignored and swept under the rug like he and the republicans want. >

I’m pretty sure that’s what he means by “enough of him”. He wasn’t saying enough of this coverage. >

"It wasn't Personal. It was Person-Al. My good friend Al donated the 500k. Does that clear things up???" >

It clears it up-ish >

“And it wasn’t a Donation, it was a ‘doh! nation’, meaning I had no idea what country it came from.” >

Remember when we used to be able to look at unchecked corruption in other countries and believe that we were above that?
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Whether it was true or not is a different question, but at least we were able to do it. Now we absolutely know that our country is just as fucked. >

Nah, I remember a guy being elected president because his brother rigged a key state's count and the Supreme Court went "eh."