George Santos is getting dragged right now in Congress

Only Fans and Botox!

Trips to AC, Vegas, and the Hamptons!

Ferragamo.

Hardly anyone is in attendance at the hearing.

I guess no one in Congress cares

Kitara is addressing the Speaker right now!

Skidmark Santos, everyone’s favorite Brazilian.

Who is this lunatic speaking right now?

Rep. Troy Hehls (R) Texas.

House Resolution 878 to expel George Santos from Congress.

All in favor? AYE!!!

I’m just a cheap transvestite

From transexual

Transbrasilia!

Rep. Clay Higgins (R - Louisiana) is funny.

He sounds like Colonel Sanders.

He's a former Military Police officer and civilian police officer supporting George Santos?

I'm not surprised.

Now Matt Gaetz is defending him.

"I rise, not to defend George Santos, WHOEVER HE IS!"

Matt Gaetz has a huge head!

He looks like he lost a lot of weight.

Is he on Ozempic?

How much time do you think he spends on his hair, r10?

So Kitara's defense is, "What about those other guys?????"

[quote] How much time do you think he spends on his hair, R10?

Nestor probably helps him get ready in the morning...

[quote]Nestor probably helps him get ready in the morning...

So...Nestor's the groomer?

[quote] So...Nestor's the groomer?

No.

Nestor just loves his "daddy."

The New Yorkers in Congress are fucking ROASTING Santos!!!

It's an entire contingent of Congressional New Yorkers in attendance, speaking out against Kitara.

Wow.

Dayum! This is Emmy-worthy daytime drama!

The cute guy from Ohio just called Kitara a crook, and Kitara moved to have his comments stricken from the record.

Now Kitara called him a "woman beater!"

Jesus, convict the guy already.

Kitara just flounced out of the chamber in a huff!

She needs to pull a Joan Crawford--"WHY CAN'T YOU GIVE ME THE RESPECT I'M ENTITLED TO????"

Surprisingly, Santos has a few defenders, although most of those speaking on the floor of the House want him gone.

[quote] The cute guy from Ohio just called Kitara a crook, and Kitara moved to have his comments stricken from the record.

[quote] Now Kitara called him a "woman beater!"

That was Max Miller.

Apparently, he was "physically abusive" to Stephanie Grisham.

Mike Lawlor, while I'm glad he's an outspoken anti-Kitara, always comes off as an angry asshole.

R22, Max Miller does look a little creepy.

[quote]All of his dirty laundry is being aired live.

I think I spotted a stained pair of Kitara's crotchless panties.

When is the vote to flush this turd?

It's today, R26!

Fasten your seatbelts.

It's gonna be a bumpy night.

Maybe he'll survive . . .

If they don't vote to expel him, there really is no hope left for American government.

If this happened in the corporate world, not only would he be fired, the fat fuck would be in jail for embezzlement.

Kitara's defense for not being ousted from Congress, is that she hasn't been convicted of anything yet.

And also, why is Bob Menendez still in the Senate, when he has likewise been accused of committing crimes?

I think the gist of the Santos defense is that the legal process should be allowed to play out, and if he is found guilty, THEN he should be removed from Congress.

But until then, he is just accused and not convicted.

As much as I hate George Santos, I tend to agree with the idea that anyone who has not completed the legal process when indicted, should be considered innocent until proven guilty.

The receipts are all there, and he will be found guilty. But until then, just let the process play out.

He's also right in that it sets a bad precedent when you oust someone from Congress when they are still only accused, and not convicted.

Our society has become like a lynch mob. We need to get back to the rule of law.

Some people are acting like he’s a teenager who got shoplifting from a store at the mall.

R30 the issue is "the process" never seems to play out.

^You're ridiculous. It's a fucking job. He lied about his background, education, work experience and he submitted false financials and you think he should be convicted by a court of law before he is fired? Think about it. If he lied his way into a hospital as a Dr. or a janitor, would the hospital have to wait until he was convicted to fire him? Of course, not.

[quote] It's a fucking job. He lied about his background, education, work experience and he submitted false financials and you think he should be convicted by a court of law before he is fired? Think about it. If he lied his way into a hospital as a Dr. or a janitor, would the hospital have to wait until he was convicted to fire him?

False equivalency.

Elected officials are elected by the people.

His district "hired" him. If they want to fire him, then they should recall his ass.

Why haven't they done that?

Don't blame Kitara for taking advantage of the system.

The system is the system.

If his constituents want to fire him, then RECALL him.

You’re basically talking about grand larceny/embezzlement. From the American voters. And as you state, the recipients are all there. Lots of them.

If he does skate (and there’s a good chance he will), it will have nothing at all to do with due process or “doing the right thing.” It will solely be for greed and GOP tribalism. Period.

R30 I agree with you only because while he’s still a member of Congress, he’s an anchor around the Republican party’s neck. If he’s thrown out, he’s just one more indicted grifting Republican even as he’s still the messiest queen in town.

Unexpelled, he’s still the messiest queen in town AND still a Republican member of Congress. He’s a big target either way (just look at him) but both a continuing embarrassment to the R’s while he stays and more evidence of just how craven they are by not voting to expel him.

[quote] You’re basically talking about grand larceny/embezzlement. From the American voters. And as you state, the recipients are all there. Lots of them.

Absolutely.

That's what the indictment says.

But for now, it's only an indictment, and not a conviction.

Right now, he hasn't been convicted of anything.

I don't know what part of that people aren't understanding.

That said, the House of Representatives can do whatever they want to do.

If they want him out, they can vote him out. It's really all going to come down to today's vote.

All I'm laying out is Kitara's defense, which to me makes legal sense.

But apparently, the ethics committee feels that their findings are good enough.

So we'll see how much weight that holds with the members of the HOR.

He was elected by voters and doners who were lied to. Then stolen from. In very big ways.

He's out.

George slithered away avoiding reporters, cameras and, most dramatically, the Sergeant At Arms' escort.

Time for the inevitable reality show.

He'll be behind bars, r42.

But what about his First Amendment rights?

r30 congress did their own investigation too though, I think it's appropriate for congress to take action based on a preponderance of the evidence in their own internal ethics investigation.

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311 to 114

Kitara must be forced to do the walk of shame.

R34 - I do not believe there is any provision/process for members of Congress to be “recalled” by their constituents.

Also, Congress is a Legal Body unto itself and has the power to impeach the President. Why shouldn’t they be able to clean house when warranted?

r34, The voters elected/hired him to the JOB based on his qualifications which were fabricated from whole cloth. Just like the janitor who would be fired if he lied about his past employer. His co-workers would demand it. "Hey, this guy doesn't even know how to use a mop, plus he lies on his time card, steals toilet paper from the supply closet and took 3 days off because he grandmother died, 3 years earlier.. You have to get rid of him."

Just because his GOPig co-workers decided to use him as a pawn for awhile doesn't mean he shouldn't have been fired immediately for lying AND KILLING THE DOG.

He is a hideous human. Drama queen to the highest degree.

He will not do well. This is well deserved but you will see a human at his absolute lowest when he recognizes what he has become.

[quote] The system is the system.

And expulsion is part of the system.

Let the system do its job.

It's not like this was done on a whim because they didn't like him. There were giant piles of receipts about all of his lying, stealing, and grifting. And I really doubt there'll be any Long Island constituents that would be upset over this.

The DOJ told the ethics committee to back off certain worse crimes because they were under investigation. The committee's report isn't even the worst of his felonious behavior.

While in Congress he stold thousands from a fellow Republcan member of Congress and the guy's mother. Santos is a total sociopath.

The ONLY reason the republicans did this is because we are going into an election year. How long did they allow him to stay when they knew about all the stuff he had done. Watch the Republicans spend the next year doing the Right things so they look good to the voters.

I'll bet anything that Santos is somehow going to spill the beans on everyone he knows in Congress.

GOPigs gave up a pawn so they can go full force to take out a rook, Menendez. The stopped clock theory applies and they are correct this time.

[quote]'ll bet anything that Santos is somehow going to spill the beans on everyone he knows in Congress.

Remember to always take the elevator and avoid the stairs, George.

R54 does that mean we can expect additional future indictments? it's like this guy commits a crime every day. very trumpian. only works when you're popular though.

Kitara won’t go quietly.

Beware of balconies

Unlike the repugnacants, we strive do the right thing, R57. Menendez knows we won't be defending him.

The locks on his office door have already been changed.

Damn! Lol!

Nobody puts Kitara in a corner!

Kitara stole $3,000 from the GoFundMe to get surgery for a vet's dog, then the dog died. Disgusting, vile, sociopath. Lower than the spit on a snake's belly.

She’s going to be found at the bottom of the Potomac in a few weeks.

The bellyaching from MAGA is in full swing...and quite delicious! 😋

[quote]Another example of the 2 tier rules one for Republicans and another for democrats. Soros is gone and probably should be while Menendez is still a senator who took money no doubt to benefit his rich friends via legislation and even when other democratic senators have called for his resignation nothing happens and no one has called for his removal from the senate. I'm tired of the 2 tier system in this country.

[quote]If he were a Democrat, he would be chairman of a committee assigned to get Trump.

[quote]Now a person is guilty and must prove their innocence .

[quote]The charges against Santos are a joke! It's what 90 percent of these pols do every day and much worse. On top of that wevised to have a justice system based on innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.This is communists eliminating the opposition one at a time. We are a One Party system now. Not one of these cowards woll stand up for we the people. The ones that do like Trump are fighting practically alone.

[quote]Remember to always take the elevator and avoid the stairs, George.

Uh .... no.

Maybe she stashed some coin away and can hire the Cocklgobbler for a night to distract her from her sorrows.

R63 I really enjoyed that clip! Satisfying how quickly that was done.

[quote]Hey, this guy doesn't even know how to use a mop

DO NOT QUESTION MY RESUME OF USEFUL SKILLS, MOTHERFUCKER!

[quote] While in Congress he stold thousands from a fellow Republcan member of Congress and the guy's mother. Santos is a total sociopath.

Oh, dear.

Okay now that that's out of the way...

Was it Max Miller?

I was wondering why Max was at the hearing on Thursday.

He sat there for the longest time, and when it was his turn to speak, all he said was that Kitara "is a crook" and should be ousted.

Then he left.

Max was pissed! Rofl. I love when Republicans fuck each other over!

Amazing. Now do Boobert and Marjorie Taylor Caveladyface.