George Santos (aka Kitara Ravache): The Fabulous Fabulist

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Septic said:
Imagine carrying the mantle for a POS like Santos.

Dude, not every Republican hill is worth dying on. Walk away.
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Who is carrying water...said convict and expel him..but do do without just cause is against everything the US stands for..Innocent until proven guilty...
 
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whodeycin85 said:
Who is carrying water...said convict and expel him..but do do without just cause is against everything the US stands for..Innocent until proven guilty...
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There's been just cause, you just haven't paying attention.

Your party kept him around because he was a needed vote in a house where the majority was too slim to bounce him, Santos has been a proven liar from the beginning.

Crying about "dUe pRoCeSz" after his BS is about par for the course for you.
 
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Septic said:
There's been just cause, you just haven't paying attention.

Your party kept him around because he was a needed vote in a house where the majority was too slim to bounce him, Santos has been a proven liar from the beginning.

Crying about "dUe pRoCeSz" after his BS is about par for the course for you.
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Your right...due process is pointless...shouldn't be hard to convict him...seems like there is enough proof..so convict and expell...dont blame the GOP for playing the same game as the Dems..
 
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whodeycin85 said:
Your right...due process is pointless...shouldn't be hard to convict him...seems like there is enough proof..so convict and expell...dont blame the GOP for playing the same game as the Dems..
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I accept your conciliation that the republicans are no better than the dems.

Way to set the bar.

Gone are the days where the right can claim the moral or ethical high ground.
 
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Septic said:
I accept your conciliation that the republicans are no better than the dems.

Way to set the bar.

Gone are the days where the right can claim the moral or ethical high ground.
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Anyone who thought either party holds a moral high ground is an idiot...but to win the game you gotta play the same game
 
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whodeycin85 said:
So expel him without a conviction?? What if he is proven innocent?? Then what?
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whodeycin85 said:
If found innocent yes if convicted no...it simple..innocent till PROVEN guilty. Any lawyer should understand that
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whodeycin85 said:
Who is carrying water...said convict and expel him..but do do without just cause is against everything the US stands for..Innocent until proven guilty...
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I am surmising from all these messages that if Trump is convicted of any felony you would agree he cannot be POTUS.
 
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Johnson Speaks To Santos ‘about his options’ Amid Threatened Expulsion​


Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said he spoke with Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) “at some length” during the holiday recess “about his options” as the embattled lawmaker faces a likely third vote on his expulsion.

The conversation came after the House Ethics Committee released its long-awaited report on Santos, which found that the congressman “violated federal criminal laws” and used campaign funds for personal purchases, including trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, Botox and payments from OnlyFans, a subscription platform that is largely used for adult content.

The report has increased calls for Santos to be expelled from office and is prompting plans among lawmakers to force a third vote on the New Yorker’s ouster when the House returns to session this week.

Santos survived two expulsion attempts earlier this year, but if a third vote is teed up, it has a chance of being successful. A handful of lawmakers who previously backed Santos say they will now vote to expel him from office, citing the Ethics report.

thehill.com

Johnson speaks to Santos ‘about his options’ amid threatened expulsion

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said he spoke with Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) “at some length” during the holiday recess “about his options” as the embattled lawmaker faces a likely third v…
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Franklin Pierce said:

Johnson Speaks To Santos ‘about his options’ Amid Threatened Expulsion​


Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said he spoke with Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) “at some length” during the holiday recess “about his options” as the embattled lawmaker faces a likely third vote on his expulsion.

The conversation came after the House Ethics Committee released its long-awaited report on Santos, which found that the congressman “violated federal criminal laws” and used campaign funds for personal purchases, including trips to Las Vegas and Atlantic City, Botox and payments from OnlyFans, a subscription platform that is largely used for adult content.

The report has increased calls for Santos to be expelled from office and is prompting plans among lawmakers to force a third vote on the New Yorker’s ouster when the House returns to session this week.

Santos survived two expulsion attempts earlier this year, but if a third vote is teed up, it has a chance of being successful. A handful of lawmakers who previously backed Santos say they will now vote to expel him from office, citing the Ethics report.

thehill.com

Johnson speaks to Santos ‘about his options’ amid threatened expulsion

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday said he spoke with Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) “at some length” during the holiday recess “about his options” as the embattled lawmaker faces a likely third v…
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Kick him out
 
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He said he told Speaker Johnson he would stand for the expulsion vote and would not resign. 'Expel me and set the precedent so we can see who the judge, jury and executioners in Congress are,' the New York Republican wrote on X.

Separately, he's facing criminal charges of campaign finance violations and fraud.

Santos would only be the third member in the last century to be expelled from Congress. Here's a look back at who came before him:

Rep. James Traficant, D-Ohio (2002)

Rep. Michael 'Ozzie' Myers, D-Pa. (1980)

Sen. William Blount, Tenn. (1797)

www.dailymail.co.uk

Santos on track to be expelled from Congress

Rep. George Santos is staring down another effort to remove him from Congress - and this one is likely to be successful, he concedes.
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He's out.

Kudos to those Republicans who had the commitment to do the right thing.

Shame to all who voted to let him stick around on the goofy premise he had not been convicted of a crime. He had a chance to reply to the ethics committee and chose not to. He intentionally did not defend himself.

Adios, nutball.
 
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lawgator1 said:
He's out.

Kudos to those Republicans who had the commitment to do the right thing.

Shame to all who voted to let him stick around on the goofy premise he had not been convicted of a crime. He had a chance to reply to the ethics committee and chose not to. He intentionally did not defend himself.

Adios, nutball.
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Maybe he can now become Matt Schlapp's lover and get him out of the closet.
 
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Nice job by the Long Island GOP on vetting a congressional candidate. Three hours of work could probably have exposed this clown as
the total fraud that he was--not to mention that he stole money from his campaign. He'll be flipping burgers and living in a flop house in a couple of weeks.
 
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