comment: >
  
  He had a big pile of money appear out of thin air AND he's wanted for check fraud in Brazil.
context: 5 minutes into the investigation:
  His actually name is Larry Krapowski.
  His job for the last 15 years was as a Subway sandwich artist.
  He is a registered sex offender in 5 US states.
  He has a glue addiction.
  He is wearing his Dad's suit. >
  
  He is wanted in Brazil for forging checks. >
  
  Can't Brazil find someone else to forge checks? Mr. Santos has a lot on his plate right now. >
  
  There must be a Brazilian people willing to do that >
  
  I just saw his interview with Tulsi Gabbard. He doubled down on some of his lies about working at Goldman Sachs. He said that the American people wouldn’t understand what he did with the financial companies. 
  Lied about his education. 
  Lied about his work experience. 
  Lied about being Jewish. 
  I don’t know if he is lying about being gay, but he has previously divorced a woman. >
  
  He's Jew-ish
  I can't believe how dumb the gop has gotten.  And when I thought it couldn't get worse, they prove me wrong. >
  
  It's the most creative ass-pull of a defense of a lie that I've ever heard. It's so fucking stupid that it's brilliant.
  He's still a piece of shit and pathological liar... I just appreciate the feeble attempt to defend the false statement. >
  
  "It's so dumb, it's brilliant!"
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  "NO! IT'S JUST DUMB!" >
  
  Of course it's dumb, but it's also kind of clever, like Bill Clinton's definition of the word "is". >
  
  There simply couldn't be a better Poster Boy for what the republican party has become. Is this the kind of 'quailty canditate' that Mitch McConnel was referring to in the mid-terms? >
  
  I think Herschel Walker might still have this guy beat, especially when he waved that toy police badge on the debate stage. Or maybe Rudy Giuliani with his speech at Four Seasons Total Landscaping across from the dildo shop. Or maybe Dr. Oz and his decades of scamming people with miracle cures.
  Ugh, it’s so hard to choose! >
  
  He committed fraud. He gained a valuable position by lying. He has admitted to it. >
  
  Sounds like a frontrunner for the Republican party then! >
  
  The GOP is between a rock on an hard place on this one. Santos has lied a about less things than Trump. >
  
  
  Santos has lied a about less things than Trump.
  
  Give the boy time. >
  
  I think trump has to hold some sort of lying world record. Google says 30574 lies in his 4 years in office. 21 lies per day 7 days a week. >
  
  Funniest comment I've heard on this was from an earlier thread in this sub, I don't have the username but I loved it so I'm gonna repeat it: Someone else named George Santos should go to his swearing in and insist that they're the real George Santos and should be the one taking the oath. >
  
  As long as they are a Republican. >
  
  They should SAY they are republican and then switch parties. >
  
  Awesome…. But can they actually do anything about it? >
  
  What law(s) did he break?  
  I don't think he should be sworn in, but I'm honesty curious if there are any laws on the books that he broke. >
  
  If he lied on his FEC filing documents, that would be perjury, which I believe is classified as a felony.  His financial disclosures in particular seem very suspicious.