Originally published at: Ten new criminal charges for fraudster George Santos | Boing Boing
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Sure that might not seem like a lot compared to the leader of his party, but he’s less than half Trump’s age so he still has plenty of time to catch up.
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He’s a shoo-in for the Republican Rookie of the Year award.
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There are entire gangs and criminal conspiracies with fewer felony counts.
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Please put an end to this stupid timeline!
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On one occasion he charged $12,000 to a contributor’s credit card
WTF? I noticed a $1.57 fraudulent charge to my credit card within a day and cancelled the card immediately. How does someone not notice $12,000 in unauthorized charges?
(I know, by being stupid rich. But still.)
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Heavy Jim Jones vibe on those sunglasses.
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Who says they didn’t?
Even if they didn’t, that’s kind of victim-blamey (though any sympathy I have is somewhat tempered by the fact we’re talking about people who supported that asshat’s campaign).
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… Christ, what an asshole
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It might of been a case of a couple where each one thought the other charged it. They should still have questioned the other, but I can see if one told the other he was donating, the other wouldn’t question the amount.
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Dang, now Trump will have to compare himself to George Santos instead of Al Capone.
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Better be charged as goddzmn felonies. Federal. Consecutive.
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Being #2 means he tries harder! 
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Is “spilling the brands” a figure of speech I am not aware of, or did the spell-checker try to be helpful again?
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Eff all these traitorous assholes. The US is certainly a flawed country, but it’s our flawed country.
I want to see substantial prison sentences for everyone. We’re getting it now, but I want to see more tangible “perp walks” to a cell and “remanded to custody” sentences.
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Impressive with the competition from the rest of the Republican Worst Generation.
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I think all Republicans are #2
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