Vote to remove George Santos fails in the House.

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How is it that this fraud has won the vote and will remain in the House. Republicans and Democrats alike have voted to let him retain his position as a Representative.

Republicans, yeah, I can understand, they don't want to lose that seat, but Democrats, voting to let him stay?

Anyway, here is what he had to say after the vote went in favor of him retaining his seat.

'' "If you come for me, you best not miss" superimposed over it, along with the message, "Tonight was a victory for due process not me. This was never about me, and I’ll never let it become about me. We all have rights under this great Constitutional Republic and I’ll fight for our right to uphold them till my last dying breath."

www.salon.com...

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

I'm curious, the people elected him to be a lawmaker, so why now does he not quality to fulfill that role?

Sounds like he might have a lot of dirt on his fellow politicians; if he goes down, they go down.

originally posted by: nugget1
Sounds like he might have a lot of dirt on his fellow politicians; if he goes down, they go down.

Uh..huh.

Why are Santos' lies any different than any other plotiticians lies?

originally posted by: JinMI
Why are Santos' lies any different than any other plotiticians lies?

It's a white man Yale or Harvard thang, ain't it?

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

"If you come for me, you best not miss..."

"Tonight was a victory for due process not me. This was never about me, and I’ll never let it become about me. We all have rights under this great Constitutional Republic and I’ll fight for our right to uphold them till my last dying breath."

Spoken like a true narcissistic sociopath, bravo scumbag! He's simultaneously deflecting blame while having the audacity to make it a rights issue.

Keep in mind, he wasn't being expelled from Congress because he didn't do it. It was simply to determine whether what he did warranted expulsion from his position. Apparently it didn't and he's allowed to stay and become a professional scumbag like the rest.

Birds of feather? Or perhaps a sweetheart deal to vote a certain way for certain key bills in the future...🤔

Keep your eye on this one.... he's definitely not done yet. His personality type only gets emboldened by these wrist slaps.

You'll see.

Did he not speak with the people, did not the people elect him? He may have what the people want without the bells and whistles.

a reply to: quintessentone

I don't know enough to say. I would think that there are House rules to do so but apparently those rules were not enough to do it. IDK

a reply to: quintessentone

Oh, from what I read, he pulled the wool over those who thought he would be a moderate or liberal Republican. But according to almost all I have read about him is that he is a total fraud. False identies, false history and on and on.

originally posted by: BingoMcGoof
a reply to: quintessentone

I don't know enough to say. I would think that there are House rules to do so but apparently those rules were not enough to do it. IDK

Seems so, or do the people decide?

a reply to: VariedcodeSole

Oh, I believe you. As he had made it past this struggle, he can barter himself to anyone who will barter back and it appears that there will be many. Man, what a joke.

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

The Uniparty is alive and well in the US too I see.
Theatre or more likely pantomime.

Isn't it interesting that he can infiltrate the 'most high' and show all of them as players...not real.

Who, and what?

I guess you can lie about your education, work experience, and background, get the job, be found out, and still keep your job. Not in real life, but only in the House of Reps of the United States of America. Imagine what the rest of the world thinks.

originally posted by: Disgusted123
I guess you can lie about your education, work experience, and background, get the job, be found out, and still keep your job. Not in real life, but only in the House of Reps of the United States of America. Imagine what the rest of the world thinks.

Not only the house..



..but the White House...

a reply to: quintessentone

MTG introduced a motion to sanction Omar. That failed too. So the door swings both ways.

a reply to: quintessentone

And that is what gets me. Like no other, there should be no doubt to the American public as to the nature of the fraudulent guy. None. Yet, here he hoodwinked the voters of his district so completely, and now everyone knows it, yet those others in the House have allowed him to remain sitting amongst them, demonstrating I don't know what. I have to go with your assessment, that all who voted to let him stay are frauds as well. Damn.

Maybe Santos and Fetterman can run together in the jackass party....