George Santos plots revenge after expulsion from Congress: Live
Two-thirds majority needed to expel – 311 members backed ouster while 114 voted against and two members voted present – entire GOP leadership opposed removal
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Two-thirds majority needed to expel – 311 members backed ouster while 114 voted against and two members voted present – entire GOP leadership opposed removal
The House voted Friday to expel Rep. George Santos, ending the New York Republican’s tumultuous tenure in Congress and officially etching his name in the history books as the sixth lawmaker ever to be ousted from the lower chamber. The extraordinary move, unseen in 20 years, took three attempts over
Even in a place as bitterly divided as the U.S. House, nothing brings people together like dunking on someone else.
Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) was expelled from the House on Friday after days of debate and a scandal-plagued term. Let’s look back at his time in Congress, by the numbers: 11 months in office Santos was elected to New York’s 3rd Congressional District, encompassing parts of western Long Island, in a surprising victory for…
New York Republican Rep. George Santos was expelled from the House of Representatives in a historic vote on Friday, but four Democrats either voted "present" or against kicking the controversial lawmaker out of Congress. Santos' fate was sealed when 311 House lawmakers voted to expel him, while 114 voted against it. The tally includes 105 Republicans