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What about his mother dying twice? One time from 9/11 and then in 2016? Saw the screenshots from Twitter. Did he manage to ‘explain’ it successfully with the ‘poor choice of words’ argument?
during a trip to the United States in 2011, he went “shopping under her name, withdrew all the money she had in the bank, and even pawned jewelry.”

Shouldn't the FBI be investigating him for identify theft now? >

it would be great if they urged him to resign. as a native to Nassau, I find it disgusting that he said the right words to get the people in the area to climb on board his nonsense train. >

They are urging the eff out of him to resign... except McCarthy who needs his 1 vote. >

Who is urging him in DC?  A bunch of local politicians sure.  A few actually in congress have made a couple comments, but it's just soundbites.  Nobody in the House is actively pushing for his resignation, it's not just McCarthy. >

Other ny Republicans in the house called for him to resign, but Santos is hurting their 24 election chances from just affiliation. >

How does their level of their rage with Santos compare to their vocal issues with Hunters laptop?  Just trying to put things in perspective. >

They prolly ain't even mad, they just don't want him to sink the ship. >

isnt devolder the name used with some sort of business/pac tied to his finances? >

Didn’t Brazil just have an attempted coup? >

Why yes, and if you are wondering bannon is buddy buddy with bolso who is currently in miami.  This dude also was on bannons show w gaetz the other day too iirc. >

Probably nothing to see here… >

Not. A. Thing. >

The newsmedia is going to keep digging.  Somewhere there's a big lie.  The one that explains how he got where he is now.  When that one comes out it's going to be ugly. >

An 'accident' may be-fall him before all that. >

You mean like Russian Window Cancer? >

Dee Fenest Rated >

For every minute Santos remains in power, America gets worse and worse. Even Jan. 6th has reprimanded some rebels…so disappointed in the GOP for letting this liar remain, it’s sickening. >

He's smart enough to put together an alleged ponzi scheme. Even from following the news he must have some idea of how thorough the authorities are at following paper trails. He must have known he would be found out. If so, what is his game here?  Does he have some ulterior agenda into which a failed congressperson role would fit?  Is he advertising himself to any prospective multimillionaire sleazeball out there in hopes that they'll take him under their wing as a protege? >

I think he is a living litmus test to systematically assess the level and limits of indifference citizens have to these scandals. He probably knew this all was going to happen and be known but hey, someone has to take one for the team, right? >

He's obviously being paid by a foreign by government, most likely Russia. I suspect he's a foreign asset... >

So why is this dude in the US? He should be extradited to face charges. >

To be fair, he wasn’t elected. A successful Jewish businessman with degrees and lots of properties and a mother who died in 9/11, and employees who died at the Pulse nightclub shooting, and who isn’t being investigated for multiple crimes was elected. >

Crazy Joe Davola? >

Who did he meet within the last few years that completely changed his life? >

Forget the lies, what about the check fraud? >

Has any legit Press reporter ever asked Santos', "Have you ever cut down a cherry tree." >

I thought that was MMA fighter Paulo costa >

Is he like a dumb spy? >

Someone really needs to do a show where he is the real life Pinocchio and his nose just keeps growing. >

Why are his sweater vests so badly fitted god this man just sucks all around. >

Do we know what his real name is yet? >

The shamelessness is really something to behold. >

You know, I try not to judge people based on their looks but this guy is making it so difficult! >

Have they said yet what committee assignments this guy is getting? 
He shouldn’t get any at all of course but given that McCarthy has zero interest in punishing him, the best realistic outcome is him not having access to any sensitive information.