JONAH GOLDBERG: Congress was right to kick George Santos out of office
One of the great sources of dysfunction in American politics is the refusal of Congress to take itself seriously.
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One of the great sources of dysfunction in American politics is the refusal of Congress to take itself seriously.
Congress has been buffeted by a rash of announced departures, but certain Swamp creatures keep hanging on.
Expelling Santos was an act of political repair, not destruction.
THE FOUNDATION "The legislative department is everywhere extending the sphere of its activity and drawing all power into its impetuous vortex." —James Madison (1788) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1941, a day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt addressed...
George Santos, the infamous fabulist, got the boot from Congress last week. The first member to be expelled in over 20 years and one of only three members to be kicked out for something other than fighting for the Confederacy, Santos was the only representative since the Civil War to