George Santos
New York Post - Apr 25th, 2025
George Santos accused of weeping ‘crocodile tears’ by Navy vet who claimed ex-pol stole thousands from his dying dog
George Santos sentenced for scamming, vet accuses him of 'crocodile tears'
Yahoo! News - Apr 25th, 2025
BREAKING: George Santos sentenced to prison
Ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to 7 years for fraud and theft.
Yahoo! News - Apr 25th, 2025
George Santos sentenced to more than 7 years in prison - New York Times
Ex-Rep. Santos sentenced to 7 years for fraud, identity theft
ABC News - Apr 25th, 2025
Disgraced ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to over 7 years in federal fraud case
Ex-Congressman George Santos gets 7 years for fraud schemes.
CNN - Apr 25th, 2025
Former Rep. George Santos sentenced to 87 months for federal fraud charges
George Santos sentenced to 87 months for fraud, identity theft
BBC - Apr 25th, 2025
Ex-congressman George Santos sentenced to seven years in prison
Ex-Congressman George Santos gets 7+ years for fraud, identity theft
Los Angeles Times - Apr 5th, 2025
Prosecutors seek 7 years in prison for former Rep. George Santos in federal fraud case
Prosecutors seek 7 years for ex-Rep. Santos over fraud, identity theft charges.
ABC News - Apr 5th, 2025
Prosecutors seek more than 7 years for George Santos in 'brazen web of deceit'
Prosecutors seek 7-year sentence for ex-Rep. Santos in fraud case
Fox News - Apr 5th, 2025
Ex-lawmaker George Santos faces 7-year prison sentence for federal fraud, identity theft
Ex-Rep. George Santos faces 7 years in prison for fraud, identity theft charges.
Yahoo! News - Apr 5th, 2025
BREAKING: DOJ seeks 87-month prison sentence for George Santos in sweeping fraud case
Prosecutors seek 7-year sentence for ex-Congressman Santos in fraud case
Huffpost - Jan 8th, 2025
George Santos Tries To Delay Fraud Sentencing With 'Pants On Fire' Podcast Reason
George Santos seeks sentencing delay to monetize podcast amid fraud fallout
Raw Story - Dec 17th, 2024
'Manic compulsive': Nancy Mace's 'antics' too much even for disgraced George Santos
Disgraced former Rep. George Santos (R-NY) blasted Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) over her erratic behavior and called her "unhinged," The New York Times reported Tuesday.Santos, who has repeatedly lambasted Mace on X, opened up about his thoughts on her on a recent podcast, according to the report.“She’s unhinged. I agree with her fight, I disagree with her antics. Her antics are of somebody who is manic compulsive.”Mace, who was first elected to Congress in 2020 before Republicans redrew South Carolina's congressional map to lock down her seat, has inserted herself into several high-profile controversies in Congress, including being part of the renegade group of Republicans who voted to oust Kevin McCarthy from the speakership last year. She has been described by her staff as "a joke" and someone who adopts beliefs and causes on a whim to get attention. Some people who used to work for her have said she even set a "quota" of time she should be on TV and demanded her staff make it happen.ALSO READ: We're watching the largest and most dangerous 'cult' in American historyMost recently, Mace has famously launched tirades against transgender people, including proposing legislation targeted at preventing Rep.-elect Sarah McBride (D-DE), the first openly transgender representative in Congress' history, from using women's rooms in the Capitol complex. This is despite the fact Mace called herself "pro-transgender rights" as recently as last year.Earlier this month, Mace proclaimed she was "physically accosted" at the Capitol by a transgender youth advocate, causing injury to her arm, which prompted the advocate's arrest by Capitol Police. Witnesses dispute her account of the incident, saying he simply shook her hand.Santos' brief stint in Congress was derailed almost instantly after being elected, following revelations that he fabricated almost everything in his candidate biography on the campaign trail. This snowballed into a criminal investigation into his improper use of campaign funding and allegations of defrauding donors, and ultimately to his bipartisan expulsion from Congress.In yet another twist of irony, Mace called on Santos to resign when the allegations emerged but then voted against expelling him and claimed it was all a plot to shift the balance of power in the House.
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