Wednesday, 19 Mar 2025

George Santos’s weirdest lies revisited as he pleads guilty to fraud

George Santos’s weirdest lies revisited as he pleads guilty to fraud

George Santos’s weirdest lies revisited as he pleads guilty to fraud
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George Santos's plea deal invites a review of the former Republican representative's most enduring, sometimes fabulous - but reliably pointless - false statements that destroyed the career of someone briefly seen as a potential young star of the Republican parties.

Here are some of the main ones.

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