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The Constitution gives Congress wide discretion to deal with bad-boy members like Santos and Menendez. In practice, though, it must balance institutional integrity against the voters’ will.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Monday that he called Rep. George Santos (R-NY) to talk “about his options” ahead of a potential vote to expel the lying pol from Congress.

The walls — both political and legal — are closing in on Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.). The embattled New York Republican is coming off a bruising week that began with his second former aide taking a plea deal, continued with the release of a damning Ethics report and ended with the introduction of another expulsion resolution that…

The House ethics panel released a scathing report Thursday about embattled New York Rep. George Santos, finding evidence he broke federal laws, stole from his campaign and delivered a “constant series of lies” to voters and donors on his way to winning a House seat.

The panel issued a statement on Thursday saying its investigation has determined that there is "substantial evidence" that the Republican filed "false or incomplete reports" with the Federal Election Commission, used campaign funds for personal purposes and engaged in fraudulent conduct violating House rules. 

The report found that Santos misused campaign funds

The House Ethics Committee issued a report Thursday finding “substantial evidence” that Rep. George Santos of New York violated campaign finance and government ethics laws.

A Congressional committee’s report says George Santos sought to “fraudulently exploit” his position for personal gain. He now says he won’t seek re-election.

The Ethics Committee report on Rep. George Santos (R-NY) found that his campaign used donations for Botox, OnlyFans, and lodging.  

Tucked into a footnote and two appendixes in the Ethics Committee’s damning report on George Santos is the answer to one of the most puzzling and persistent questions about Santos.