comment: >
  
  Citation?
context: The other 22 percent empathize with him being a liar. >
  
  I wish. Most of them more likely consider having a liar in office worth not having a Democrat. >
  
  They absolutely believe that and will tell you so, if asked. >
  
  I've seen multiple variations of "well better a insert something horrible than a democrat" answers on a disturbing number of interviews at events. >
  
  My favorite is "better Russian than a Democrat" from the party that, not that long ago was saying "better dead than red" (referring to the USSR). How quickly they switched. >
  
  Lol yeah. The wheels fell off a long fucking time ago. >
  
  Too bad Republicans don't give a shit what voters want.. >
  
  Baby Kev needs his vote lol. Dude turned the speaker position into a fucking Halloween costume. That being said they've uncovered more campaign finance violations so there's a chance he may eventually be forcibly removed from office. Turns out alot of his campaign donations came from people thay just don't exist. Weird how thay works right? >
  
  George Santos added "But folks, I can't resign now. What am I going to do, go back to being a Nascar driver and/or playing Point Guard for the Nets?" >
  
  He said 105% of his voters want him to stay. >
  
  He told me it was 200% >
  
  Republicans in 2022: "Are we a joke to you?"
  Republicans in 2023: "We're a joke to you. Fucking deal with it." >
  
  That’s every year- >
  
  
  Voters in New York’s 3rd congressional district want Santos to resign, at a margin of 78–13 percent, according to a Newsday/Siena College poll. That includes 89 percent of Democrats, 72 percent of independents, and even 71 percent of Republicans. Eighty-three percent of his constituents view him unfavorably.... 
  What’s more, 71 percent of respondents said it was wrong for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to have seated Santos on two congressional committees; on Tuesday, Santos told his Republican colleagues he will temporarily recuse himself from serving on those committees while he remains under numerous investigations. >
  
  Weird how so many Republicans want Santos to resign for lying about everything but also think Trump was the best President ever. >
  
  Exactly >
  
  At least he's united his constituents almost as much as when he wrote Imagine with Yoko. >
  
  He’s a purposeful smokescreen propped up by the Republicans to make us ‘look over here’
  Stop falling for it. This guy is not worth the coverage he receives. >
  
  He's an archetype, an epitome. >
  
  McCarthy and his cronies keep telling reporters that they aren’t going to ask him to resign because the “voters have spoken and want him in office”.   Well, seems like it’s pretty overwhelmingly they don’t now, so does this logic apply here to McCarthy? >
  
  Kevin McCarthy: idc >
  
  
  Voters in New York’s 3rd congressional district want Santos to resign, at a margin of 78–13 percent, according to a Newsday/Siena College poll. That includes 89 percent of Democrats, 72 percent of independents, and even 71 percent of Republicans.
  
  Only 89% of democrats?
  I'm really curious what the people in that 11% of Democrats that want him to stay are thinking.
  I'm very curious if perhaps those people might not actually be Democrats. >
  
  They’re Long Island Democrats.
  Probably the battered wives of the Republicans who were too scared to answer honestly because their firefighter/cop husband was listening in on the call and they didn’t want to catch another beating. >
  
  The other 22% are the ones who actually show up to vote though. >
  
  Who are the 22% that don’t want him to resign?!! >
  
  Hmm. Does NY have a recall mechanism? >
  
  No. >
  
  The other 22% are just George Santos in disguise. >
  
  Almost as high as Americans against abortion laws