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Based on length of tenure so it shouldn't be too substantial.
Who’s financing him? >

Russia >

Well, all the interviews we have with past roommates, lovers, and otherwise, is about a broke George with an unreliable cash flow. But suddenly, he’s loaning people tens of thousands of dollars and cash is no problem. 
That’s not a typical situation by any means. >

Wait…. Is it that George is a Russian Woman? >

Russia’s woman. >

Santos is what happens when you don’t get the money out of politics, I don’t know why anyone is shocked. However, goddamn. He lies about everything, including whether or not he’s currently breathing. >

The most annoying thing about Santos is that no matter what happens to him for his BS, in today's society he will still end up better off than 95% of people. >

If he's actually a citizen of the US? >

No one has bothered to verify, near as I can tell. >

Wonder if any of those political betting sites will take bets on future lies from this guy? >

his real name? >

Doesn’t he have ties to a Russian oligarch? >

Santos admitted, on tape, that he lied to the voters. Wow, big shocker. Anyone with half a brain cell knows he lied. The bigger shocker here is the sexual harassment. I mean, I doubt it'll actually bring him down, but one can hope.
Of course there's the huge problem of Republicans having gutted the Ethics Committee. So I rather doubt much of anything will be done.
Dear Mr Myers: Please please PLEASE sue the shiat out of Santos. Sue him for every penny he's worth.
(Side note: Is DC one of those places where you can clandestinely record someone without their knowledge? I know different jurisdictions have different laws on that matter.) >

Sexual harassment or assault or rape or child molestation doesn't bring down a Republican, it makes them a part of the club >

He’s doing it for the Congressional pension