NY Republicans Call On ‘Disgraced’ Rep. George Santos To Resign: ‘He’s Not Welcome Here’
On Wednesday, the Nassau County Republican Committee and other elected GOP officials from New York called on Rep. George Santos (R–NY) to resign because he had broken the public trust.
Santos, who beat Robert Zimmerman, Democratic candidate, during the 2022 midterm election, was repeatedly accused of misleading himself on campaign trails.
The Santos Campaign was one of “deceit, lies, and fabrication,” Joseph Cairo, Chairman of Nassau County GOP, stated during a press conference that Santos had been added to the list. “disgraced the House of Representatives” You are not welcome at the Nassau County Republican Committee.
Republican Rep. Anthony D’Esposito, representing New York’s 4th congressional district, has also So-called Santos to resign
Cairo initially argued Santos should be given the opportunity to address the accusations, Say it At the time “Every person deserves an opportunity to ‘clear’ his/her name in the face of accusations. I am committed to this principle, and I look forward to the Congressman-Elect’s responses to the news reports.”
About a week later after Santos admitted Cairo claimed that Cairo was lying about his resume. “deeply disappointed” About the apparent misrepresentation. “Congressman-Elect George Santos has broken the public trust by making serious misstatements regarding his background, experience and education, among other issues,” The statement was made by the chairman on December 27.
Santos ran as an openly gay candidate and has been accused of leaving out a past marriage to another woman. The GOP congressman declared that he had worked at Wall Street firms Citigroup & Goldman Sachs in his campaign biography. But both companies said to CNN and The New York Times, that there is no record of him ever having worked there.
In another unconfirmed aspect of the congressman’s past, Santos said that he founded and ran a charity called “Friends of Pets United.” CNN reported that a google search found that there was Appearance The IRS does not consider there to be any record of the organization as a non-profit.
There’s also a question concerning Santos involves his claimed Jewish ancestry. The Forward reported Last month, the congressman misled Congress when he claimed that his grandparents fled persecution from the anti-Jewish community during World War II. Instead, a genealogical search showed his mother’s parents were born in Brazil instead of Ukraine or Belgium, as his campaign website asserted, according to The Forward.
Dillon Burroughs contributed this report
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