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  What in the actual fuck, GQP. This dude is even a little much for you.
context: Can we just skip to the part where this dude is a Russian asset, fully supported by the Republican party? >
  
  Here's some chatter for you:
  In late November, the Daily Beast reported that Andrew Intrater (a cousin of and money manager for sanctioned Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg) gave more than $56,000 to political committees supporting George Santos, who defeated Democrat Robert Zimmerman Nov. 8.
  George brags that he's been to Moscow many times.
  Background:
  Viktor Vekselberg is a Ukrainian-born oligarch with links to donations to both the Clinton Foundation and the Trump inaugural fund. Vekselberg, who has ties with Putin and has publicly advocated for lifting U.S. Sanctions on Russia, previously served on the board of the sanctioned Russian oil company Rosnef and reportedly holds “signicant interest” in Oleg Deripaska’s company, Rusal. Vekselberg was part of the financial conglomerate Alfa-Access-Renova Consortium alongside fellow oligarchs Mikhail Fridman, German Khan, and Len Blavatnik. He also owns the diversfied holding company Renova Group. Andrew Intrater, the CEO of Columbus Nova, which has been described as “the U.S. investment vehicle for the Renova Group,” donated $250,000 to Trump’s inauguration fund. Prior to this donation, the Trump campaign had criticized Hillary Clinton after it was revealed that the Clinton Foundation had accepted large donations from Renova Group. Vekselberg has come in contact with several individuals linked to the Trump Campaign. He attended the December 2015 RT anniversary gala alongside both Michael Flynn and Putin. He also attended a 2014 fundraising event for the Moscow Jewish Museum, which was attended by both Jared and Ivanka Trump. Vekselberg also has ties to U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross due to a 2014 partnership with Renova Group involving the Bank of Cyprus; Renova Group is currently the largest shareholder in Bank of Cyprus, while Wilbur Ross served on the bank’s Board for several years before becoming Secretary of Commerce. >
  
  
  George brags that he's been to Moscow many times.
  
  That means it is 100% untrue, he seems like a true pathological liar who literally cannot tell the truth. >
  
  Funny because it might have been the one time he did tell the truth. >
  
  Someone needs to audit the results of his GOFUNDME page. Would not be surprised if there's criminal activity involved.
  How the GOP can tolerate this man being elected to the House of Representatives is beyond me. One has to question if anything that he has said, or would say in the House, is/would be the truth. But then, after 4 years of tolerating Trump's lies in the White House, nothing the GOP does would surprise me. 
  Also do any of the forms he filled out for Congress have to be the truth - by law? Is there an oath required in any of them? Something else to consider. >
  
  I’m increasingly convinced Santos’ candidacy is a The Producers style scam that went horribly wrong >
  
  So Trump 2016 2.0?