DOJ Moves on Gay U.S. Rep. George Santos, Asks FEC to Step Aside
The request indicates that federal prosecutors are investigating whether Santos committed any crimes.
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The request indicates that federal prosecutors are investigating whether Santos committed any crimes.
It seems to depend on the day to know what name Rep. George Santos is going by, a resurfaced video making its rounds online shows.
In other words, George Santos wants another election.
Now that the lying congressman from New York is seated, there's not much that can be done to get him to go if he refuses -- aside from an act of Congress.
The New York Republican, who says he's not resigning, may find himself without any significant committee assignments.
Nassau County Republican Committee members said that Santos is unwelcome at their headquarters and must resign.
On top of his already mounting legal troubles, the lying congressman is accused of illegally taking money from Rocco Oppedisano.
She had a history of disparaging the LGBTQ+ community and expressed bias against people with "Hispanic-sounding names."
A staffer on the George Santos campaign is accused of impersonating Kevin McCarthy's chief of staff in order to secure donations.
The incoming lawmaker made the gesture as he was voting for Kevin McCarthy in the 10th round of votes for speaker of the House.
The disgraced congressman-elect hasn't been seen with his husband since his lies were exposed last month.
Erick Adame says that the unwanted attention and continued seeking out of videos of him have left him hurt.
The biggest party for gay Jews (and those who love them) was as wild as ever.
It comes as Republicans and Democrats call for the gay congressman-elect to be held accountable over "embellishing" his biography.
Santos wildly embellished his income, which will reach well into the six-figures if he actually takes office.
Santos said he wouldn't resign because he didn't do anything "criminal."
The incoming representative has positioned himself as a proud gay Republican and never disclosed his previous marriage.
George Santos is already facing calls to resign before he's even sworn into office over allegations he's fabricated parts of his biography.
Santos, who beat gay Democrat Robert Zimmerman in a New York congressional race, has been accused of falsifying his background.