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But the newly listed treasurer, Thomas Datwyler, a veteran campaign finance treasurer who has served on multiple other political organizations, says he does not work for the Santos campaign and that the filings were signed under his name without his consent.

More lies and fraud? Melt it down and add it to the others.
On Wednesday, several fundraising committees associated with the freshman congressman from New York filed amendments to their statements of organizations, notifying the Federal Election Commission of a new treasurer.
But the newly listed treasurer, Thomas Datwyler, a veteran campaign finance treasurer who has served on multiple other political organizations, says he does not work for the Santos campaign and that the filings were signed under his name without his consent.
"This is a very, very strange situation because those amendments that were filed today are electronically signed, or at least they say they're electronically signed by the new treasurer," Noti said. "I don't really understand how this could have happened."
"It's completely illegal to sign somebody else's name on a federal filing without their consent. That is a big, big no-no," Noti said. >


That is a big, big no-no," Noti said.

Can we get some adults in government please.  
What the hell. It’s not a big no no.  It’s forgery on a federal document by a sitting member of Congress. >

What's a few dozen more federal lies between friends, eh? >

When you're a Republican, they let you do it... >

For the anagram lovers in the crowd: Anthony Devolder -> Deodorant envy hl.
Just sayin... >

Or George Santos -> Strange Goose >

Goose?  You mean he's a Flerken? >

Must be nice to be a Republican politician and break the law constantly with no repercussions >

I'd like to know where his "personal funds" contribution really came from. 

Among the changes the campaign reported in Tuesday's amended filings was a potential indication that at least $625,000 in campaign loans that Santos had previously reported as self-funded might not be sourced from his "personal funds."
While marking that those loans, still listed under his name George Anthony Devolder Santos, are not from his "personal funds," the amended filings did not disclose what the original source of those loans is, as required by federal campaign finance laws.