Homosexual MAGA republican George Santos let's his nuts hang, says “I will NOT resign!” as he's caught fabricating his past

Four Republican members of Congress have joined state party officials in calling for the New York representative George Santos to resign, heaping more pressure on the disgraced politician who won election in November with a largely fictional biography.

Anthony D’Esposito, who represents New York’s fourth congressional district, neighbouring Santos in the third, said on Wednesday Santos had lost the faith of voters and did “not have the ability” to represent them, the New York Times reported.

Santos, whose lies about his family background, education and work history were exposed by the Times, has insisted he will not resign, despite a slew of investigations and a complaint to the Federal Election Committee over his campaign finances.

D’Esposito told reporters he would actively encourage “other representatives in the House of Representatives to join me in rejecting” Santos.

He was joined in short order by three other first-term Republican congressmen from New York, the Times said.

The three were Nick LaLota, who like Santos and D’Esposito represents parts of Long Island; Nick Langworthy, the New York party chair who represents part of the upstate southern tier; and Brandon Williams, from a district near Syracuse.

LaLota was particularly scathing, according to Axios.

“I definitely share their sentiments,” he said of state party officials’ calls for Santos to give up his seat. “What he’s done is disgraceful, dishonorable and unworthy of the office. I think he should resign.”

Williams tweeted a statement.

“As more revelations become public, I concur with the Nassau Republicans’ decision to request George Santos’ resignation,” he wrote.

“The constituents in NY-3 elected Representative Santos in part due to his biographical exaggerations and apparent deceptions. He must resign.”

Santos has admitted “embellishing” his résumé, including lying about his college record – he did not attend Baruch and New York University – and saying a “poor choice of words” created the impression he worked for Citigroup and Goldman Sachs.

He has claimed a tragic link to the Pulse nightclub shooting and said the attacks on New York on 11 September 2001 “claimed my mother’s life”. His mother died in 2016.

He has claimed to have israeli roots and to be descended from hitler survivors.



On Wednesday, Joseph Cairo, chair of the Nassau county Republican party, criticized Santos for running a campaign of “deceit, lies and fabrication”.

“He’s disgraced the House of Representatives, and we do not consider him one of our congresspeople,” Cairo told reporters. “Today, on behalf of the Nassau county Republican committee, I am calling for his immediate resignation.”

Cairo even told reporters Santos did not just claim to have attended Baruch college, but claimed to have been “a star on the Baruch volleyball team and that they won the league championship”.

In response, Santos tweeted: “I was elected to serve the people of the New York third district not the party and politicians, I remain committed to doing that and regret to hear that local officials refuse to work with my office to deliver results to keep our community safe and lower the cost of living.

“I will NOT resign!”