There’s no bottom for this guy
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To be fair, he does have his uses.
The next time you are having a really FUBAR time of it, you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
wrote on 21 Jan 2023, 12:16 last edited by@Catseye3 said in There’s no bottom for this guy:
you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
There's something to motivate me to go take a shower this AM. Thanks for the inspiration @Catseye3 !
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To be fair, he does have his uses.
The next time you are having a really FUBAR time of it, you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
wrote on 21 Jan 2023, 12:29 last edited by@Catseye3 said in There’s no bottom for this guy:
To be fair, he does have his uses.
The next time you are having a really FUBAR time of it, you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
Whereas he can look in the mirror and say 'Hey, at least I had dinner with Abraham Lincoln'
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wrote on 22 Jan 2023, 22:38 last edited by
Lying Long Island Rep. George Santos finally admitted to dressing up as a woman in the past— though he denied he was a “drag queen” while talking to reporters at LaGuardia Airport on Saturday.
“No, I was not a drag queen in Brazil, guys. I was young and I had fun at a festival. Sue me for having a life,” the embattled Republican congressman said, in his first public response since allegations that he performed as a drag queen named Kitara emerged last week.
Santos, who is openly gay, had repeatedly tried to shoot down the reports of his cross-dressing past, which emerged last week after a photo from 2008 was posted online by Eula Rochard, a drag queen in Brazil and former friend of Santos.
A video also surfaced of what appeared to be the freshman rep clad in a black dress and sunglasses, boasting about performing as a drag queen at the Pride parade in the Rio suburb of Niteroi in 2005.
When contacted by The Post about the 2005 video, Santos responded in a text message: “Absolutely false and just another bit of nonsense from the pile-on effect I’m dealing with.”
Santos has been caught in a seemingly never-ending web of lies about his college education, employment history, ethnicity and other aspects of his life.
JWHT - but probably with a baseball bat.
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wrote on 22 Jan 2023, 22:47 last edited by
evil eyes
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wrote on 22 Jan 2023, 23:21 last edited by jon-nyc
… finally admitted to dressing up as a woman in the past— though he denied he was a “drag queen”
That’s the 21st century version of “I didn’t inhale”.
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@Catseye3 said in There’s no bottom for this guy:
To be fair, he does have his uses.
The next time you are having a really FUBAR time of it, you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
Whereas he can look in the mirror and say 'Hey, at least I had dinner with Abraham Lincoln'
wrote on 23 Jan 2023, 01:43 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in There’s no bottom for this guy:
@Catseye3 said in There’s no bottom for this guy:
To be fair, he does have his uses.
The next time you are having a really FUBAR time of it, you can look at yourself in the bathroom mirror and say out loud, "These days may suck, but at least I'm not George Santos."
Whereas he can look in the mirror and say 'Hey, at least I had dinner with Abraham Lincoln'
I heard or read somewhere that he was also at the Last Supper.
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wrote on 25 Jan 2023, 02:30 last edited by
Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) claims in a newly surfaced interview that he was mugged in broad daylight a block from Trump Tower in Manhattan — and the crooks even took the shoes off his feet.
Seeking to demonstrate the impact of rising crime, the newly elected Long Island lawmaker told a Brazilian podcast that he was attacked on Fifth Ave. and E. 55th St. on one of the city’s fanciest shopping strips in the summer of 2021.
“They robbed me, took my briefcase, took my shoes and my watch. And that was in broad daylight,” he said, speaking in his native Portuguese. “I was leaving my office, going to the garage, getting my car, and I was mugged.”
The podcast host incredulously asked Santos: “They stole your shoes in the middle of Fifth Ave.?”
“In the middle of Fifth Ave.,” he retorted, pinpointing the spot of the alleged crime just a block from Trump Tower at 725 Fifth Ave.
Santos, who has admitted to lying about everything from his work history to education, also made a curious remark about the muggers’ race.
“They weren’t Black. They were even white,” Santos said, as if he might have expected the supposed criminals to be African Americans.
Aside from the mugging, Santos claimed that his Florida home was once burglarized because he “was attending a Republican party” on New Year’s Eve and that he was once the victim of an assassination attempt.
“We have already suffered an attempt on my life, an assassination attempt, a threatening letter, having to have the police, a police escort standing in front of our house,” Santos said.
Santos did not respond to requests for comment about the supposed incidents. Police told MSNBC they couldn’t confirm them without more details.
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Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) claims in a newly surfaced interview that he was mugged in broad daylight a block from Trump Tower in Manhattan — and the crooks even took the shoes off his feet.
Seeking to demonstrate the impact of rising crime, the newly elected Long Island lawmaker told a Brazilian podcast that he was attacked on Fifth Ave. and E. 55th St. on one of the city’s fanciest shopping strips in the summer of 2021.
“They robbed me, took my briefcase, took my shoes and my watch. And that was in broad daylight,” he said, speaking in his native Portuguese. “I was leaving my office, going to the garage, getting my car, and I was mugged.”
The podcast host incredulously asked Santos: “They stole your shoes in the middle of Fifth Ave.?”
“In the middle of Fifth Ave.,” he retorted, pinpointing the spot of the alleged crime just a block from Trump Tower at 725 Fifth Ave.
Santos, who has admitted to lying about everything from his work history to education, also made a curious remark about the muggers’ race.
“They weren’t Black. They were even white,” Santos said, as if he might have expected the supposed criminals to be African Americans.
Aside from the mugging, Santos claimed that his Florida home was once burglarized because he “was attending a Republican party” on New Year’s Eve and that he was once the victim of an assassination attempt.
“We have already suffered an attempt on my life, an assassination attempt, a threatening letter, having to have the police, a police escort standing in front of our house,” Santos said.
Santos did not respond to requests for comment about the supposed incidents. Police told MSNBC they couldn’t confirm them without more details.
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wrote on 25 Jan 2023, 03:05 last edited by
Yeah, but the shoes were an adorable pair of red CFM pumps.
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Apparently, there's no "bottom" for [this guy](There’s no bottom for this guy) either.
A short-term staffer for George Santos claims he was sexually harassed by the disgraced Long Island representative, who allegedly touched his groin and invited him home, according to an ethics complaint the man says he filed.
Derek Myers — a former journalist who secretly tape-recorded Santos admitting that he “lied to everyone” — tweeted that he complained to the Office of Congressional Ethics and the United States Capitol Police about the alleged harassment.
Myers, 30, contends that Santos hired him as an assistant on Jan. 23 and that two days later, they were in the rep’s Washington, DC, office going over the mail.
He claims that Santos wanted them to sit together on a small sofa, then put his hand on his knee and said, “Hey buddy, we’re going to karaoke tonight. Would you like to go?'”, according to a copy of the complaint tweeted by Myers.
“I kindly declined the invitation by telling the Congressman I was not a fan of clubs and bars and that I was not a good singer. The Congressman proceeded to take his hand and move it down my leg into my inner thigh and proceeded to touch my groin,” the complaint said.