12 Jan 2023 9:28 am
There are felony charges that can be filed for some of what this asshole has done. So prosecutors can give him a choice of quitting or facing a felony charge in court. This **** will not stand.jack » 12 Jan 2023, 9:20 am » wrote: ↑Yeah, I agree. He managed it, I suppose, because he was in a local Congressional district and didn't get the scrutiny he would have in a national or statewide race.ConsRule » 11 Jan 2023, 1:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Personally, I think he should resign.
However, he will "hang his hat" on the fact he was elected. I understand he constantly lied his *** off during the campaign...and he shouldn't have done that. That said, it's not his fault that NOBODY...related to either party or in the media...heard his BS and thought "Damn, he looks awful young to have accomplished so much. Maybe we should check him out." I am still shocked a demoncrap didn't have the political intelligence to do opposition research. I am equally shocked that the people running his campaign didn't ask questions. Face it, the people running his campaign either knew him before he threw his hat in the ring of they didn't. If they knew him, they should have known some of his BS was a lie. If they didn't know him, they should have checked him out to know who they would be working for.
Resigning isn't going to stop the investigations and won't get the media to move on to someone else. Getting indicted will probably end his effectiveness in Congress. Why not say "Screw it" and let things play out?
But jack...recon why the conjobs hereabouts, and from sea to shining sea, are more than happy to throw small potatoes Santos under the bus but will defend the big liar all day long? I know...because they're hypocrite assholes.