Donald Trump commutes fraudster George Santos's prison sentence
"Good luck George, have a great life," the president wrote about the convicted felon.
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October 17 2025 6:42 PM
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"Good luck George, have a great life," the president wrote about the convicted felon.
President Donald Trump had said earlier that he had the right to do it, but hadn’t been asked.
The gay former congressman is serving seven years in prison for fraud.
“I’m surrendering in Ferragamo so I can walk out in Ferragamo,” the convicted felon said as he prepared to turn himself over to federal custody.
The gay disgraced former Republican New York congressman, who will start an 87-month prison sentence on Friday, said, “It’s an understatement to say that I have started to dissociate."
A federal judge sentenced the out former Republican lawmaker to 87 months in prison.
The former Republican lawmaker was expelled from Congress, then pleaded guilty to more than 20 criminal charges.
The disgraced politician is one of the most fascinating and controversial personalities in America.
The gay fabulist and former New York congressman is scheduled to be sentenced on Friday.
Federal prosecutors called him a "pathological liar and fraudster" who "made a mockery of our election system."
The gay fabulist former-congressman’s wants approval to have his latest venture to keep him out of prison until late-summer.
Tuesday’s hearing didn’t go his way.
The lying gay former congressman from New York has a new way to make a buck by turning into the drag queen he previously denied being.
Didn't we tell you to lose our number?
The man told the disgraced former politician that he could “get everything dropped, evidence that is on you removed" in exchange for $900,000.
The revelation came in a Monday court filing.
Democrats are hoping to put a former congressman in the seat left vacant following George Santos's expulsion.
George Santos is capitalizing on his notoriety, drawing an astonishingly eager crowd willing to finance the accused grifter.
Here's when the election is being held.
Chiusano speaks with The Advocate about the making of his book about the disgraced former congressman, revealing a tale of deception and ambition in modern American politics.