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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nah, the GOP is totally fine with this, clearly. In normal times, the party leadership would tell him not to bother to come to DC. We don't see that here.[/quote]

Republican officials need to be put on the record on whether he is fit to serve and whether he should step down.  Hold them all to account.  This is grossly unacceptable.[/quote]

Is it though? To republicans, is it unacceptable? Kind of like Herschel Walker was unacceptable?[/quote]

Yeah, this is unacceptable. [b]Herschel is guilty of being dumb and a generally bad person[/b], but that isnt necessarily disqualifying these days.  This guy, Santos or Devolved or whatever, appears to be a foreign conman.  Personally, my hope is that Republican officials are working with law enforcement. I need them saying or doing anything publicly to say they disapprove of this guy, it seems obvious that they would disapprove. I know that many posters here believe the average Republican is in favor of torturing Ukranian babies so you may think this is fine with the GOP, but  you're also not ever going to be GOP voters so there is no reason for them to be responsive to your concerns.  [/quote]

No, Walker is guilty of more than that.  He is either guilty of tax fraud in the state of Texas or election fraud in the state of Georgia.  The fact that he claimed that his primary residence was in Texas for which he took a homestead allowance for many years and continued to take that through the 2021 tax season is contrary to his registration of his secondary address (where he rarely lives) as his resident in the state of Georgia in order to run for office.  There is no way that he can be legally a homesteader in Texas and a candidate for office in the state of Georgia, they are mutually exclusive.  He is guilty of one or the other.

Walker also lied on many statements during the election season.  His lies are very similar to Santos' lies.  Both of them have many completely fictitious claims.  The only difference is that Santos has written his claims on his resume and published it.  Walker's claims were made verbally.  But both have made unsubstantiated claims to college degrees for which the institutions have no record.[/quote]

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