As the political world puzzles over how George Santos and his resume of lies slipped through a whole election largely undetected, the race itself holds some answers.
So forgive me if this has come up before, but I am beginning to suspect that Mr. Santos did not want to win. He found in the 2020 midterms that he could funnel money to his sister and friendly “consultants”. Running as a Republican in a very Democratic-leaning district is a convenient way to both grift and launder money.
How do these people make these moves into areas they obviously have no experience with? I guess playing by the rules is something people don’t do anymore.
I don’t know why the NYT chose to highlight this man’s former job, but lot of people (a whole lot of people) have bartended sometime in their lives while pursuing education or opportunities in other fields. I knew a medical student, now doctor, who bartended.
I had a friend who is a teacher now and she tended bar but that was 30 years ago. The Times article makes it look like he went from schlepping drinks in Vegas to New York kingmaker in one day.
Max Bialystock: A flop! That’s putting it mildly. We’ve found a disaster, a catastrophe, an outrage! A guaranteed-to-close-in-one-night beauty. This is freedom from want forever. This is a house in the country. This is a Rolls Royce and a Bentley. This is wine, women, and song… and women.
This district is not just “Italian Irish friendly community” I collapsed in laughter at that neat “prose” Cops fireman Military vets all bought and paid for Republican voters . For generations.! It’s the family business.They got their benefits their lifetime Health care and Pensions retire after 20 years get jobs start collecting lol you think they care about anyone’s benefits but their own? Largely not college degreed perfect for Trump hate sprinkle that with a dash of anti semantic and racist your good to go. No one no reporter has dared to suggest this truth any New Yorker knows. Just read their social Media hate posts The stupid it burns
“They split the largest Italian/Irish community on Long Island in half!” he added. “That’s insane, they’ve always been in the same district because of their community values and ties. Same with south bronx, no one is splitting the south bronx up. I’m tired of people saying ‘white man bad.’”
I’m shocked that someone who led multiple successful slave rebellions around the world would say something like that.