A report exposing Congressman-elect George Santos as potentially fraudulent has prompted a reckoning amongst Democrats.
A full-fledged blame game is underway within Democratic circles following a bombshell investigative report that threw much of Republican Congressman-electreported that it could not confirm Santos’s claims about his work history or his education; the article highlighted a potentially fraudulent charity run by the soon-to-be lawmaker, shed light on highly questionable campaign finance practices, and couldn’t track the origins of his riches.
Yet, Santos is set to be sworn into the House of Representative for New York’s Third Congressional District in less than a month. Which all begs the question: How is all this getting attention now,Santos’s Democratic opponent, insists the “information was certainly out there way before he was elected.” “I’m certainly not shocked by the story,” Zimmerman, who lost to Santos by 8 points, tells me Tuesday morning. “The media knew that he was a [candidate.
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