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  Why should Santos resign? for what? lying? like every damn politicians does?   Does he have a fake accent like Hillary and Obama?   Did he have a healthcare plan like Trump? 
  New York deserves Santos. Garbage media and the DNC couldn't be bothered to checking him out.
context: “This is troubling in so many ways. Certainly, he’s lied repeatedly,” said Brady, who is retiring from the House. “He certainly is going to have to consider resigning.” Brady said a decision about whether Santos steps down is one “to be made between he and the voters who elected him.”
  
  Trump’s false or misleading claims total 30,573 over 4 years >
  
  Lol, so should consider resigning means should run for reelection. >
  
  Lied so much they might make him the GOP presidential candidate. >
  
  Why not? I heard he was Trumps right-hand man even above Jared and Ivanka. Had a special direct line to the WH. >
  
  He should be in jail, lying about everything to gain a seat in the fucking US CONGRESS should be a fucking law for fuckety fucks sake. >
  
  Isn’t he wanted in Brazil- just extradite him >
  
  I hadn't heard about this. Details or link? >
  
  He has an open “wire fraud” charge in Brazil. When he was younger he took some checks. He used a check to purchase shoes for a friend.
  The friend took the shoes and tried to exchange them, not knowing the crime he committed. The shopkeeper recognized them, and followed the friend to find santos, who was going under an alias. 
  Dumb childish stuff but seems par for the course with this clown. Apparently the charge is still open and it’s an offense in both countries, meaning he could legally be extradited. 
  I’d say this is highly unlikely, because usually the place looking for you pays the cost of extradition.  I once had an open warrant for two felonies that weren’t going to pay off well for 7 years. Every time I got stopped at airports and stuff, they would call over there and the authorities would decline to come get me. I literally ended up going back to court after 7 years and they were like why the fuck are you even back here? They hit me with like a $2k fine and dropped both charges.
  Edit: source >
  
  Maybe we take a collection for the cost of extradition. It'd be cheaper than salary + benefits. Not even counting the damage he'd likely do as Congrifter-man. >
  
  I do side with your opinion. I was just sharing my experience. Where you run into issues here is people like him (political and high visibility targets) is mostly what I’ve seen.
  The bottom line is if you really pissed someone off, the system will go out of the way to make an example of you. I am however surprised he hasn’t been picked up in Brazil if he’s gone back since the charge.
  Edit: I’m surprised his behavior hasn’t already gotten him censured in some way. >
  
  Consider? >
  
  Republicans have no spine. Brady, instead of outright calling for his well-warranted resignation, merely says Santos should consider it.
  Republicans: they stand for nothing, yet they'll fall for anything. >
  
  Wow what a last line 😍 >
  
  Republicans: Let's America fall face first heart directly pierced by a blade.
  Also Republicans; it was democrats >
  
  
  On April 14, 2021, Brady announced that he would not run for a 14th term and would retire after the 2022 election cycle.
  
  Another weasel who only opens his mouth once he's no longer in the game >
  
  That’s what I always check for when a Republican looks like they have a spine. 
  They’re always acting brave as as they head out the door, and can’t take the heat during their career. >
  
  At least have to give that to Liz Cheney - she went down standing her ground in the primary and didn't mince words in her debate, knowing full well it would mean she would not get reelected.
  That said, if you are a rational person you should not have an "R" next to your name. >
  
  Yeah, I’ll think of her differently from most of the rest. 
  Her and Kinzinger have been just as blunt as the Democrats’ progressive wing in naming and shaming the fascism once again taking over American conservatism. They recognize that is is a minoritarian ideology that only appeals to a small but growing, influential base of voters.
  And if the GOP doesn’t diversify and keeps giving in to the fascism, it will find itself increasingly resorting to Jim Crow tactics to hold onto power. >
  
  McCarthy:  Hey George, you fucked up.  Vote for me for Speaker and I'll give you a ceremonial slap on the wrist.
  Santos:  Ok, so I don't gotta resign?
  McCarthy:  lol, what letter was next to your name on the ballot? >
  
  So true >
  
  Why? The Trump administration and Desantis and Jordon and Greene and Cruz and so on have proved they can just ignore the controversy and plow forward while saying new crazy shit to distract from the old crazy shit. >
  
  TODAY COUNTS, is the answer. The past is the past. Every day is a day for accountability to begin. >
  
  Santos will lie about resigning and ... just go the work the following day >
  
  Constanza Max Stats >
  
  Consider resigning? Any organization with a tiny shred of integrity would have run him out by now. But not the party of insurrectionist liars - integrity cannot exist in an organization led by Trump and so, this seat and what foreign/illegal/Russia(again) money it took to win it means much more than truth or leadership or elections laws. >
  
  The Republican majority in the House has the moral obligation of refusing to seat this fraud of a person. >
  
  The Democratic majority could refuse to seat him and the traitors and not worry about persuading the GOP to do the right thing. >
  
  Dems don't have a majority in the house anymore. >
  
  What date do members of Congress get sworn in, and what's today's date? >
  
  Please tell me exactly how you think the current house majority has enough votes to prevent a member in the next congress from being seated. >
  
  I said they could refuse to seat him and others, not that they have enough votes for it and will refuse to seat them:
  
  The Democratic majority could refuse to seat him and the traitors and not worry about persuading the GOP to do the right thing.
  
  Please tell me exactly when you think the Republican majority took over. Give me a date. Tell me when George Santos was sworn in. When did the 118th Congress begin? >!(hint: these are all the same date, and it's still in the future)!< >
  
  Good thing he wasn't trans or a green M&M or we'd have real problems. /s >
  
  You ever just wanna fuck an m&m? God I love America. >
  
  Not since the green one went all woke. /s >
  
  I love that one because M&M’s have been around since 1941 and the Green character was only introduced in 1997 (damn I remember that first commercial and thought it was even more recent). For comparison, Red and Yellow were introduced in 1954. 
  So like damn, 82 years of the candy and 43 years between the idea of commercialized M&M characters and Green being introduced, and Boomers acting like Gen Z ruined them forever. They were already grown-ass adults in at least their mid-30s before she ever even became a thing.
  Edit: math is hard >
  
  The outcome of an era of elevating and enabling crooks and fraudsters to the forefront. This has bred the likes of Santos, so we are now seeing the results of such figures being given authority, leadership roles and power. Either no one was willing to do due diligence, background checking and vetting, or they turned a blind eye, washing their hands of any culpability, or responsibility. Mankind needs a giant kick up the arse, enough is enough. >
  
  Exactly, the worst actors have realized that there will be no meaningful consequence for seizing power by any means.
  When honesty and decency are norms without teeth, people eventually ignore them. >
  
  Politicians resigning for shame and lying what is that >
  
  I think the last time was 1974, although he wasn’t really ashamed. >
  
  In what other situation is it acceptable to lie about your identity and experience to get a job and then not lose it when your found out. >
  
  Exactly! >
  
  Republicans only resign if they are leaving for a much more lucrative gig, or are leaving for prison.
  Eventually they won't even resign for prison. >
  
  Next will be Trump saying he can be President even if he’s incarcerated. If it doesn’t specify in the Constitution about it, the GOP will use it as a loophole! The Constitution needs to be amended to prevent anyone with a criminal history from running for public office. >
  
  He is the new and old face of the GOP. They don’t care about ethics, rules,  morality, or laws. >
  
  I read somewhere he was an astronaut. >
  
  He also discovered the cure for cancer, and he routinely scores an 18 when playing 18 holes of golf. >
  
  Well I heard he was the hero of Bowling Green. Never forget.
  And built the log cabin he was born in. >
  
  If he does resign, how is his replacement made? >
  
  House vacancies, however caused (whether by death, expulsion, resignation, etc), are filled exclusively by special elections.
  
  When vacancies happen in the Representation from any State, the Executive Authority thereof shall issue Writs of Election to fill such Vacancies.
  Art. I, § 2, cl. 4
  
  The governor of the state, in this case, Gov. Hochul of NY, would have to schedule a special election according to whatever constraints may exist in NY state law. They'll hold primaries, and then hold a special election to fill the seat. >
  
  Thank you! >
  
  Hes not even sworn into congress and he's facing calls to resign. Jfc the GOP is trash. >
  
  I am sure that Susan Collins will vouch for him and say that he learned his lesson. >
  
  LOL he won't >
  
  Does George Santos really exist? There have been plenty of deviant US politicians. But this guy is a total fabrication. He is also probably not really gay. Until recently he was married to a woman. Sure lots of homosexual men and women marry partners of the opposite sex - but in this case I doubt that Santos is really gay! >
  
  Despite the embarrassment I’ve been feeling for being from Long Island through all of this (well I’m always embarrassed of this island, but even moreso now), at least we can say that even the most “conservative” of us have no issues with electing a gay person? And him turning out to be straight would actually be a blow to him at this point when added to the ever increasing pile of lies? 
  Yes I know this is an extremely small, almost microscopic silver lining that I’m holding onto here. Pls send help. >
  
  He won't... He's a conman. Needs his govt. salary while he figures out his next con. >
  
  He's perfect for his party. Let him stay. It's a reminder to everyone what the GOP really stands for. >
  
  Santos should be booted entirely from politics all together, and barred from ever running again.
  That dude speed ran how many lies he could tell to his constituents before even officially holding office.
  In any other job, if you lied to your bosses face about your resume, you get fired. >
  
  He is not going ti resign, he needs to be forced out >
  
  Why would he resign? Fits right in with all the other liars. And lets be serious, as long as he votes the way the gop tells him to, he could eat babies for all they care. >
  
  He considered it, but after speaking his mother at length he has decided to continue. Its what his mother would have wanted, RIP. >
  
  I can’t believe that he can actually stay! Are you kidding? Isn’t he wanted in Brazil? >
  
  Santos shouldn’t be given a choice… >
  
  Consider??? This kind of lying behavior would be a (is the) major part of the reason why a 30+ year Republican, like myself would leave and begin donating money to non-Republican candidates, across-the-board >
  
  Why? All he did was blatantly lie about every aspect of his life. It’s not like he voted for healthcare or something >
  
  This story is crazy. He says he is gay but married a woman in 2012 and was married for like 6 years. He says he is Jewish, but is not. Never had brain cancer. Never worked at GS. Also says that he has Ukrainian heritage. I’m curious who is funding this guy and how he got to where he is. Seems like an obvious plant and I’m curious why this isn’t a bigger story. >
  
  Don’t forget lied about his education, owes a bunch of people money for not paying rent, ran a fake charity. >
  
  Well, the problem with Santos even say he is resigning, he'd probably renege after he said he did. Yeah, nothing he says is truthful. >
  
  The only thing he's told the truth about is his brain tumor. >
  
  Actually, there are steps a party can take to delay/avoid seating someone like this...if they want to. >
  
  How is it even a question? He deceived the people that voted for him. What does it convey if we just let it slide? >
  
  I mean, if this guy was into considering things, I don’t think he’d be where he is now. >
  
  I can't believe he's still there. The Republican Party is so fucked up. >
  
  “Should consider resigning”.  Are you kidding?  He should be EXPELLED. >
  
  Hermione energy 🙌 >
  
  Oh yeah, just like trump should have had the decency to resign hundreds of times during his "presidency"... >
  
  But he is what the GOP has always been, a bunch of liars. >
  
  The party should make him leave if it’s so troubling. The fact that he’s still there shows not only his integrity but also the party’s. I’m not surprised by any of this. >
  
  There is no way in hell that will happen. As far as the GOP are concerned, it’s the Democrats fault for not finding out he was a habitual liar sooner. 
  He’ll make a fine AG in a future MAGA administration. >
  
  Resigning? He should be indicted for fraud 🤦‍♂️ >
  
  A Democrat would have been ridden out on a rail by now. >
  
  
  said Brady, who is retiring from the House.
  
  Cool.  It would be nice to hear that from someone from the GOP who actually had some electoral skin in the game.  But, alas, integrity and republicans (as always) separated by the maximum possible distance from each other. >
  
  See, the GOP can't act too mad when so many of its members are also guilty of lying. >
  
  He finally has a job… and a cushy one at that.  No way he is giving that up >
  
  Yeah. I’m sure he’ll get right on that. Republicans are known for taking the high road. /s >
  
  "Words words words." - Hamlet >
  
  Nah he should not consider it - he should DO it. >
  
  lmao - he should, but he won’t. He’s an asset to the party and they aren’t going to just cast that aside. >
  
  Would Putin allow his resignation? >
  
  If Republicans are actually looking to turn over a new leaf (which I doubt) the best way is to force people like this out of the Party.
  Rid yourselves of the bigots, racists, Neo Nazis, and maybe just maybe you may redeem yourselves in the eyes of the American people.
  I’m not holding out any hope this will ever occur. >
  
  Note it says "veteran GOP lawmaker", and not "current GOP lawmaker"... >
  
  He’s not going to resign… wishful thinking… he’ll get dragged through the courts… making a mockery of the US legal system and damaging our country… delay, delay, delay… control the narrative…, Fox will give him his own opinion show… Q will get behind him and call him a messiah…, more of the same old absurd and unbelievable BS. >
  
  Republicans are spineless unprincipled pos .. How some of these pos have wives and kids is beyond me.... >
  
  I think he feels like it’s fine because plenty of other people in office do it, on both sides…. >
  
  Democrats: leave him alone. Make no calls for resignation. Let the GOP, especially Kevin McCarthy, own this little pathological liar. >
  
  Leave him in the GOP. One more reason not to vote for them. >
  
  Should, maybe, but shorn't. >
  
  "should consider" >
  
  GOP wants the seat. Im sure people voted GOP just to make sure the DEMS didnt get power....BMH >
  
  There was an article posted at r/Conservative that claimed he said he was going to resign. >
  
  And if not, made to resign. >
  
  Santos really is a SAD piece of shit. >
  
  Why?  There aren’t any consequences for lying in the GOP >
  
  Wouldn't he be stupid to resign?  He can just ride it out for two years in a very well paying congressional job with great benefits.  He can play power broker in the very slim GOP majority because he has nothing to lose.  Hell, if he plays his cards right he can has Fox and the rest of RW media rebuild his reputation for him in return for a few key votes.
  There is no upside to resigning for Santos. >
  
  That will come AFTER he votes for Kev-O >
  
  None of the other gop liars and criminals are resigning.  They're getting influential committee positions. >
  
  Yeah this is a lot worse than the usual low water don’t ever remember a candidate lying about their work history, education, running a fake charity, and claiming their mother died in 911 claiming they lost our employees as a pulse nightclub shooting and who is wanted in Roselle on felony charges.  Yeah this is a lot worse than the usual low water don’t ever remember a candidate lying about their work history, education, running a fake charity, and claiming their mother died in 911 claiming they lost our employees as a pulse nightclub shooting, defaulted repeatedly on paying rent, lied about owning 13 rental properties and who is wanted in Brazil on felony charges.  and oh yeah he’s not Jewish. >
  
  We have senators that scream at children who.survive school.shootings for clout with crazies. 
  Lyings not generally illegal
  Honestly, they'll just replace him with a competent republican conartist.  I'd prefer the glaringly embarrassing conartist.  Plus his sexual preferences piss off a lot of republican voters.  
  Maybe it ll break a few straight ticket Republicans.  
  (Straight  ticket, get it?) >
  
  The problem here is that we have a elected official who ran their entire campaign based on lies... and he's now being politely asked to consider resigning.
  We shouldn't be asking him to resign. 
  We should be telling him to resign or else. >
  
  He really should. Aside from the glaring ethical violations of it all, he’s going to get blasted in ‘24 anyway >
  
  Dude should check into a mental hospital >
  
  If you lie on your resume, you get fired, period. Politicians should be no different, and in fact should be held to an even higher standard as they are elected to withhold the public’s trust >
  
  Resign? How about impeaching the SOB? It's your duty, Congress. >
  
  Why? This is their brand >
  
  WHY? he is a top notch republican - a sneak - a cheat - a liar - arrogant ETC - he fits right in. >
  
  Duh. >
  
  But why?  You won't make him.  Crazy is now your brand, and he is very on brand.  Besides is he really lying any more than Elise Stefanik who remade her whole personality and was instantly promoted to the number 3 position. >
  
  To be clear, the investigation on him is largely centered around finances and reporting.
  
  The two sources confirmed that prosecutors are examining Santos’ finances, including potential irregularities involving financial disclosures and loans he made to his campaign as he was running for Congress. 
  The report also raised questions about how Santos was able to lend his 2022 campaign $700,000 after having claimed on a campaign finance form in 2020 that he was making $55,000 a year.
  
  His lies about his story would be used to support the above and make charges more likely. >
  
  GOP voters should do better research with who they put up. >
  
  They did, he has an R next to his name, so they vote for him. It's not any more complicated than that. >
  
  This was a Dem district. No one did their research. >
  
  Yeah, everyone shit the bed on this one.  Investigative journalism at a local level needs to be still held to a higher standard. >
  
  This is like asking him to consider giving up a guaranteed $348,000 in income over the next two years, plus tens of thousands more in generous perks and benefits. >
  
  What?  Should?  Consider??
  I guess murderers should consider being a bit nicer to people too, right? >
  
  Why is Congress even considering seating him?  Do we not have rules in this legislative body? >
  
  I don't think there are laws or rules for lying about your story. It's just extremely unethical.
  His investigation is largely for the money he used for his campaign, which they had no trail of and the questionable reporting of expenses. So, if there's something off with that, then he's definitely going to have to resign. His biographical lies I think would just support and show intent. >
  
  I don’t understand. (I totally do but) a moral person would resign in shame. This guy seems to think that he’s ascending to Heaven like he did nothing wrong. I guess that’s what happens when you indoctrinate people into thinking that any and all news that is negative toward your candidate of choice it’s fake news and not to be trusted. You get this kind of unapologetic hideous behavior >
  
  A moral person wouldn't have done it in the first place. >
  
  he sits on a throne of lies >
  
  Genuine question: does Santos have anything to personally gain/preserve by resigning? He obviously has no decency/patriotism etc so does he have any real reason not to stick out his two years and see if everyone just forgets? >
  
  Lol if there's nothing that says he should, he won't. He, like other soulless, unqualified and ghoulish politicians in the GQP, he'll happily swear in and see how far he can get. It's what they do. Stop voting for them (and do some simple research about their background). If the system worked, he'd be disqualified but it doesn't and garbage like this can lie and still get in. If it's left up to them, doing the right thing, they never will. >
  
  I, too, say that. >
  
  Lol that would require shame on his part >
  
  Why don’t they just, you know, not give him the job? >
  
  Spoilers: He’s not gonna >
  
  What he did is republican trademarks. >
  
  Ya think?!?! >
  
  Resign? You mean set an example that there’s consequences for lying? Never! >
  
  He is not resigning or getting fired. He will grow into a super star in gop and next presidential candidate. He has GOP required qualification of being a conman. Republicans love him for that alone. >
  
  "Should consider." >
  
  He should consider resigning because he is a habitual liar?
  That's like just letting him off because he isn't going to so what else have you got?
  America should not allow people who lie in public for personal gain or to hide misbehavior into public office.
  If Trump does not get convicted, if the republicans are allowed to continue their Putin-sponsored contrarianism, if anyone tries to politicize religion they should be removed from any political position. >
  
  I think he’s a perfect addition for the right, I say we keep him!! >
  
  Fat chance >
  
  It isn't about truth.  It's about majority.  McCarthy will seat him. >
  
  Why would he? Trump became president on way worse lies... >
  
  I’m going to predict the future: The GOP will go to the mat to defend him against openly lying. The Dems will try and fail to get him kicked. There will be a lawsuit that will go the Supreme Court who will rule that lying about everything during a campaign is considered “free speech” and then no one will ever have to tell the truth about their resume in an election ever again. >
  
  TAR and FEATHERS!!! >
  
  Why would Santos resign when Santos excellently represents the GOP who to date stands firmly behind the professional fibber who has lied about all aspects of his life. Just some of the few big ones that are completely made up: attended prestigious universities, is Jewish, has grandparents who fled Ukraine, worked at Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, and his mother died in 9/11. >
  
  He should resign and in two years run as Victor Williams,  a big business man who worked his way up to own a multi billion dollar multi national corporation! And he can do the same for America... >
  
  Resign?
  Büllshït!
  He should be terminated and prosecuted for deceiving The American People. >
  
  Does the GOP have a list of who can lie and who can’t? We just listened to a guy lie for his entire presidency, and no one cared. If you don’t know which president I’m referring to I understand. >
  
  Wow.  That's amazing that a fellow Republican would actually stand up and admit the decent and obvious thing 
  
  said Brady, who is retiring from the House.
  
  Oh, nevermind.  The guys always seem to find honesty after it can no longer affect their own careers. >
  
  Lol nah. He's not resigning. >
  
  Consider? He is a pathological liar. Resign. >
  
  He doesn’t have a choice! >
  
  "Santos should consider resigning...."
  Sorry: wrong political party! Members of THE PARTY do not have any sense of what is right.
  "Certainly, he’s lied repeatedly."
  But... but... but! This is a mandatory requirement for being a PARTY member! >
  
  It is about time someone in the gop got wise to the level of poor leadership going on
  Right is right
  Wrong is wrong 
  Truth is honesty
  Lies are deception 
  The principles of this gentleman are the benchmark of those who steal, kill and destroy to get what they want >
  
  Question to republicans ..how come the party is not rallying behind Santos under the rally cry of ‘free speech’?      tRump misrepresents (ie blatantly lies) about his education, his religion, his track record in business and is hesitant to provide transparency into his finances daily ….  I would think that Santos would give todays Republican a boner.        I suppose he’s missing the celebrity aspect that republicans seem to cherish in their politicians.  If he is forced to resign then hopefully tRump will see Santos’ superstar potential when he starts a 3rd party …can’t wait to hear the name of it >
  
  Dude just got a job that pays him 170k a year and potentially millions of dollars of future growth....he lied to get in, do you think he'll resign out of shame?
  LoL. Rubes. This dude has no shame and his party has no spine.
  Personal responsibility and moral high ground? All lies. >
  
  It must be said out loud and frequently. 
  Republican voters are suckers.
  They got their GED and they're PISSED the system is bent against them. 
  GED Joe.
  FOXed news Joe.
  NRA Joe.
  Church on Sunday Joe.
  Pregnant at 18 Joe.
  His marriage is half the age of his F250 Joe...
  12-gauge Joe. 
  39 year old grandfather...JOE!!!
  THAT GUY!
  JOE!!!
  He's got grievance!
  And he's drilling into the internet to find clues. 
  Sleep deprived Joe.
  60 hour week Joe.
  All Joe knows and understands is that "Biden is a piece of shit!" 
  And the confirmation bias Joe gets from the Russian trolls,  both american and others, is enough dopamine to get him to sleep for 4 hours. >
  
  He won't resign. What about all the ones involved in the insurrection; those tangled up in the election fraud lies; those media members that pushed the lies onto the people, while knowing they were lying eg. Sean Hannity? Should parties be able to create coups against the American govt? Republicans aren't a party anymore. They're a regime against American democracy and freedoms. Going against people's rights to an abortion was a huge mistake, but it wasn't even the worst one. They are trying to control the country and the freedoms of our people, and they're trying to tell all of us that it's for our own good. Is this because they're our parents or because they're God's little helpers? What happened to all of the free will stuff? If their churches want to apply these restrictions onto their republican members, that's perfectly fine. Don't try to push your church crap onto the entire nation, especially when it's the hypocrites doing it! >
  
  The fact that he isn't removed from his position shows just what a clown show the GQP has become and how hopeless the US government is. 
  We're watching a country fall apart in real time. And without meaning offense, this isn't some tiny soviet bloc country that's changed names or hands several times over the last 40 years, this is the United States of America. 
  Not that it's never been without its glaring deficiencies, but good god. It's fucking over. >
  
  Compare this to Al Franken. Democratic should have addressed that for what it was and moved on. It certainly wasn't anyone grabbing pussies. Republicans are so two-faced and hypocritical it defies reason. >
  
  Consider? the guy lied about 100% of everything and the voters made votes in his favor on those lies, he should be out and prosecuted. Holy F@@@! if a Senator gets caught with a joint? hes pushed out. The lie about everything and they get to stay? America is a long running, bad joke. >
  
  If he doesn't voluntarily do it, then he'll be forced out by indictments. His residency is false and the $700k he loaned his campaign has serious questions as to its origins. >
  
  I think he's a perfect fit for today's GOP. >
  
  Maybe Biden should too. He’s lied a bunch of times and humiliated over it. But it’s ok when a Democrat lies about their past. >
  
  List them with links. >
  
  President Biden has been caught lying about his past numerous times, but it’s ok when he does it right? >
  
  Any examples? >
  
  Oh my God dude, if you don’t know, you don’t pay attention, why don’t you look it up yourself? I’m not your research assistant, but I’ve seen it and heard it with my own eyes and ears. He lied about his college education, he lied about his professional life, he lied all over the place, it’s not even funny.  
  He is a failure attorney, I think he did it for like two years and he sucked so he got into politics and became a career politician, which is the most pathetic career on the planet. He never built anything he never did anything great, except for putting a bunch of people that do drugs in jail a lot of them Black people. That is if you’re the type of person that would call something like that great, I don’t.  
  But you would never know that because you can’t be bothered to research things for yourself just like everybody else on this stupid sub Reddit with a bunch of silly people. >
  
  
  f you don’t know, you don’t pay attention,
  
  Weak copout.