Rep. George Santos charged by Justice Department in federal probe

a reply to: shooterbrody

To me he is hysterical and shows that those who vote could care less. When I hear them saying his constituents want him out. Who? 15 people and a bullhorn.

This guy is insane with the lies but....he was voted in. The issue is that the race he was in was more concerned about two 'gay' men running against each other for the first time instead of properly vetting.

There are sooooo many other things that should be investigated. He is just the easiest target to try to take back a seat in the House.

originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: shooterbrody

To me he is hysterical and shows that those who vote could care less. When I hear them saying his constituents want him out. Who? 15 people and a bullhorn.

This guy is insane with the lies but....he was voted in. The issue is that the race he was in was more concerned about two 'gay' men running against each other for the first time instead of properly vetting.

There are sooooo many other things that should be investigated. He is just the easiest target to try to take back a seat in the House.

But they won’t
This wont be resolved until after his term.
He stated he will run to be re-elected.

a reply to: carewemust

Name one significant piece of legislation, only backed by the GOP, that has passed since the beginning of the year.

Just another piece of poop on a stick! And back on April 17th, the evil bastard announced his bid for re-election in 2024, what a cocky SOB. No morals, no shame. Vessels full of me me me me me me me. That's all that many politicians and people in general for that matter are these days. Karma is real but sometimes it' too slow IMHO. Regardless, I hope the s#tbag gets his 'just' reward.

George Santos is running for reelection in 2024, the embattled freshman announced on Monday — despite recent filings showing his congressional campaign lost money during the first quarter of 2023. “I am proudly announcing my bid for re-election for #NY03.

Perhaps trump can issue a pardon for Santos or perhaps share a cell together.

Anything is possible in GOP clown world....Rudy can represent them in court and MTG can vouch for their character.

Brazil has announced they are re-opening their check fraud case against Santos that has been in abeyance since he left the country.

a reply to: Xcalibur254
So

Are we supposed to believe Brazil now?

The Ukrain was investigating your boy hunter too……until they fired that prosecutor, call barak.

a reply to: shooterbrody

His legal troubles in Brazil have been known about for a bit now.

Santos pled guilty to the charges in Brazil. He's been ordered to pay a little over $4000 in fines.

originally posted by: olaru12
Perhaps trump can issue a pardon for Santos or perhaps share a cell together.

Anything is possible in GOP clown world....Rudy can represent them in court and MTG can vouch for their character.

Rudy can't represent anyone in court. His license to practice law has been suspended two years ago for repeated lying to the courts.

Santos is the Republican's AOC.

Only he has a better booty.

And is smarter.

AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA-I said booty-HAHA

a reply to: DBCowboy
I've got to admit you're right.
Santos is proof that pure, undiluted stupidity knows no party limitations.

Santos is in custody.


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a reply to: olaru12
Uh bud
You know today is the 12th?

Oh no! The face of the the GOP is arrested. I think this guy secretly wants to be the next Chris Christie. HE hasn't killed or molested anyone. If he wants to play the money game till arrested let him. He is just the easiest DNC target for his seat.

I'm betting right about now that Santos wishes he'd run as a democrat then he wouldn't be in this mess.

Something that has slipped under the radar, Santos is up for an expulsion vote today. McCarthy will almost definitely attempt to defer the vote as he attempts to avoid having Republicans go on record.

If it does go to a vote, a 2/3 vote is required to expel.

a reply to: Xcalibur254
Seeing the house overturn the will of the citizens represented would be interesting.

a reply to: shooterbrody

His constituents want him gone.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: shooterbrody

His constituents want him gone.

Do they?
Of course you have an actual source for that statement?