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  Who would lie about such a thing on their resume?
context: What a ridiculous system that this is the only way he’ll face consequences 
  Lie to your constituents, nothing we can do; put the wrong number on a form, your ass is grass >
  
  Trump put lots of wrong numbers on lots of forms, and he hasn't been charged. Yet.
  Rules for the rich and connected are just different. >
  
  Rules for thee and not for me >
  
  We're going to find out soon that he's actually just a hologram. >
  
  Saw this elsewhere: someone else named George Santos should show up at the swearing-in ceremony and insist he's the real George Santos and simply claim the seat. Who knows which George Santos the district actually elected? >
  
  People running for office file a signed form announcing their candidacy, file petitions, etc.  This idea wouldn't work. >
  
  Someone willing to lie about everything in their work history and lied about their own mother's death is certainly the kind of person who would lie with regard to finances. >
  
  I'd missed the news about his mother,  that's even crappier than his fake dog rescue charity scam. >
  
  Oh it's better, he lied that she died in 9/11, then that she was there but survived and he implied she died of a related cancer, but it was 15 years later, and then he grifted a Catholic Church into paying for the funeral. 
  Used to be you lied about - personal connection to 9/11 and the common folk of Nassau county and Queens, many of who actually knew and loved people who died there, would wipe that smirk right of your face. Seems a bunch of those folks, many of whom were republicans then as well as now, are now willing to look past the insult to their lost loved ones as long as they can own the libs. Never forget, lol. >
  
  She looks like she ate part of the towers! >
  
  He’s going to bolt to Russia soon >
  
  We have plenty of windows here >
  
  I'm thinking the Feds will find his finances criminal...ish. >
  
  "No no, I said I payed "My Taxes." that's the name of my yacht. Deck was leaky. >
  
  My question is, if he misrepresented his biography, credentials, and professional standing to obtain funding, can’t he be charged with fraud? Anyone else misrepresenting themselves (e.g. impersonation) would immediately be charged if they obtained funding in this manner. >
  
  Feels very Anna Sorokin-esque. >
  
  MFer claimed he knew how to do formulas in Excel. Liar!