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Where's the Ah! Vatar when you need them!
Late Tuesday afternoon, Santos’ political operation filed a flurry of amended campaign finance reports, telling the feds, among other things, that a $500,000 loan he gave to his campaign didn’t, in fact, come from his personal funds as he’d previously claimed.
However, while the new amended filing told us where the funds did not come from, it also raised a new question—where did the money come from? >

Isn't this a crime? >

I think it would absolutely be a crime for someone to give Santos' company money which he then paid to himself and forwarded to his campaign.
I have to believe, given this guy's general demeanor, that he's going to have some massive tax issues with this, if that's what he did, aside from the money-laundering aspect of it. >

IRS doesn’t have the personnel to hold anyone accountable which was the purpose of a decade long strategy by Republicans to defund the IRS. >

Hyperbole >

2500 out of 150,000,000 taxes filed each year. Lmao yeah the IRS is totally well funded. >

I’m not saying they are well funded, my original message was “hyperbole” because saying they don’t do any investigations is just that hyperbole, an exaggerated claim. >

OK there’s some legs on that argument but still, 2500 investigations is abysmally low. >

Franklin Mint should release a George Santos Coin Collection. Six commemorative pieces crafted from pyrite and depicting Volleyball George, Jewish George, 9/11 Anthony, George the Financier, Animal Charity Grifter George, and Kitara Revache. >

He could be his own Bullshit Mt. Rushmore >

Let’s put Trump on that one! >

"It wasn't Personal. It was Person-Al. My good friend Al donated the 500k. Does that clear things up???" >

It clears it up-ish >

“And it wasn’t a Donation, it was a ‘doh! nation’, meaning I had no idea what country it came from.” >

And that's when the Doh Nation attacked...