Disgraced serial liar Rep. George Santos took a blowtorch to former colleagues who voted to expel him from Congress, accusing four of serious violations and vowing to file ethics complaints against them.
Hours after his ouster on Friday, Santos wrote in slightest proof.
“On Monday I will be filling [sic] an official complaint to the Office of Congressional Ethics against @NMalliotakis regarding his questionable stock trading since joining the Ways and Means committee of this Congress,” saints wrote in his pre-midnight tirade.
“Prior to joining the committee, the congresswoman did not have an active trading habit or high-volume involvement. The question is, what set of information is she dealing with?”
In another post, Santos baptized his Republican colleague “Nicole MalioStockTips.” The exclusive banking transactions she carried out reeked of insider trading, much like all of Paul Pelosi’s transactions!
Former Rep. George Santos spent his first hours after being expelled from Congress criticizing his former colleagues. fake images
Malliotakis bought up to $15,000 in Community Bancorp shares after a meeting with federal regulators earlier this year about the imminent collapse of Signature Bank. His stock value soared when it was later announced that the bank would acquire Signature, The Hill reported.
Santos, who is openly gay, also made sexual advances toward Malliotakis, who as a state lawmaker voted against gay marriage but later said she regretted her position.
“@NMalliotakis the difference between you and me is that I do not live in denial, I am a PROUD GAY man and I am not afraid to say it,” Santos snapped.
Santos accused Congresswoman Malliotakis of insider trading. @MrSantosNY/X
“We are not responding to the ousted George Santos because he is a despised and known serial liar,” said Malliotakis spokeswoman Natalie Baldassarre, adding that her boss denied all of his claims.
Next Santos took aim at upstate Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY).
“On Monday I will be filing an ethics complaint against @RepMikeLawler for questionable campaign finance violations.” saints wrote. “Congressman Lawler owns a portion of Checkmate Strategies and uses the same company of which he is a beneficiary to pay for services related to his campaign. The worrying questions are; [sic] Is Mr. Lawler involved in money laundering? [sic] Your campaign to your company and then to your own pocket?
Lawler’s congressional campaign paid his own consulting firm, City and State reported in October 2022. Team Lawler said at the time that he went “further, instructing the company’s accountants to protect him from any profit resulting from his campaign.”
Representatives Mike Lawler and Nick LaLota were among George Santos’ targets. @MrSantosNY/X
“Being attacked by a serial liar and fraudster like George Santos is a badge of honor,” said Lawler spokesman Nate Soule.
Santos also went after his former Long Island colleague, Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY), who once led the Suffolk County Board of Elections.
“LaLota earned his JD by attending Hofstra day school while he was supposed to work at the Board of Elections at the same time,” Santos said. “Questionable actions are? Didn’t Deputy Lalota show up to pay his taxes? [sic] funded work while going to school and, if so, can potentially [sic] “They have stolen public funds from New York taxpayers.”
After being expelled from Congress, Santos took X and fired a series of tweets against former colleagues. @MrSantosNY/X
LaLota served as a GOP election commissioner while also attending Hofstra, prompting Suffolk’s legislative chairman, Democrat DuWayne Gregory, to demand his timesheets, Newsday reported in 2017.
“It is difficult for me to understand how Mr. LaLota can attend law school classes during the day in Hempstead and at the same time fulfill his duties at the Board of Elections in Yaphank,” Gregory said at the time.
A representative for LaLota said Santos was “simply angry that the congressman has three royal titles while lying about having one.”
Santos promised a fourth ethics complaint against Rep. Rob Menendez (D-N.J.), the freshman congressman from New Jersey and son of Sen. Bob Menendez, who faces a series of federal corruption charges.
“The question remains as to what he knew and when he knew it, the complaint is to seek clarification from the rookie congressman regarding his involvement with his parents in foreign businesses over the years and any possible compensation he received,” Santos wrote.
Menendez did not respond to a request for comment.
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