Republican Congressman-elect is a total charlatan with an entirely fake résumé

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today's GOP

McCarthy bowing to a charleton. Sad.

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I swear I think Santos is just a trial balloon clown by the GOP to see what they can get away with. Which things trigger prosecutions, when is it too much for voters, etc.

In Nassau county and queens? Give me a break. That is not maga country outside of a few aggressive loons.

Give you a break what? The GOP is just using him as a way to test system weaknesses. Doing so in a not flaming red area makes sense, actually. They want to see the outcome when someone has tepid support. Clearly most of the eligible voters in his district no longer want him, but I haven’t heard any huge movements by his constituents to recall, either.

It’s not possible to recall any elected officials in New York State or any members of Congress in any state. The Nassau County GOP wants him to resign. His constituents have been outside his offices demanding that he resign.

And now they’re in DC.

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Finally. Get rid of him and run a special election. The republicans need to relax. In this district they can probably find an actual gay, Jewish, college and business school graduate, that worked for GS and Citi, and win the election without resorting to a con artist schmuck.

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Wrote bad checks to a puppy mill for an adoption event for his fraudulent “charity”

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Anonymous wrote:Wrote bad checks to a puppy mill for an adoption event for his fraudulent “charity”

False police report?

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NewsMax actually asks good questions and Santos lies his ass off again some more.

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Anonymous wrote:Wrote bad checks to a puppy mill for an adoption event for his fraudulent “charity”

Santos told the PA court that he worked for the SEC. There is a specific crime in impersonating a federal employee. It's a felony.

"Whoever falsely assumes or pretends to be an officer or employee acting under the authority of the United States or any department, agency or officer thereof, and acts as such, or in such pretended character demands or obtains any money, paper, document, or thing of value, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.

(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 742; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(H), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147.) "

Maybe the FBI can expand their investigation a little.

Not to mention he committed perjury by lying to the judge.

If the checks were stolen, how did George Santos wind up with all the puppies he gave away? From his Tweets at the time they were purebred.

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I just can’t get over his audacity! The Newsmax interview above. He is truly certifiable!!!!!

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I am sure his constituents live being described as "simple minded folks like me"!

This is a wealthy highly educated district that want nothing to do with this fool.

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Anonymous wrote:I just can’t get over his audacity! The Newsmax interview above. He is truly certifiable!!!!!

The Chiron below is asking viewers to cancel directv because they blocked newsmax lol. First things first!

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He is so creepy.

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Anonymous wrote:I just can’t get over his audacity! The Newsmax interview above. He is truly certifiable!!!!!

The crazypants on someone to tell a judge they have a job they don’t have, at a federal agency to boot. Certifiable is correct.

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Anonymous wrote:NewsMax actually asks good questions and Santos lies his ass off again some more.

Starting a business at 12 years old?

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Anonymous wrote:He is so creepy.

Puppies and bad checks! Rs, do something about this, why aren't you disavowing this liar.

Speaking of creepy, it looks to me like he is spending some of his ill-gotten gains to mess with his face. Looks like botox, chemical peels, and lip injections. I could be wrong.