Quote of the news that seems to have gotten buried:
Former congressman George Santos sentenced to more than 7 years in prison
Mark Berman
George Santos, the disgraced former congressman who was expelled from the House after being accused of financial misconduct .and telling myriad lies about his background, was sentenced Friday to more than seven years in prison.
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John J. Durham, the interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said after the sentencing that Santos was being held accountable for a years-long trail of deceit and theft that victimized “real people, and they suffered real losses.”
“He’s going to federal prison, and he’s going to be punished for his staggering fraud,” Durham said outside the courthouse.
After the sentencing, Santos left the courthouse and quickly entered a waiting car. His attorneys decried the sentence as unnecessarily harsh.
“In light of the court’s excessive, unprecedented sentence, Mr. Santos plans to seek a pardon from President Trump,” Robert Fantone and Andrew Mancilla, his attorneys, said in a statement. They said Santos would not have decided to pursue a pardon if his sentence were less severe.
Oh the irony of the above prosecution...
I believe Santos was a true MAGA member. It's my belief, and I could see Trump pardoning him. That is if there is some political gain to be had. Trump is after all a transactional man. Forget that Santos once was linked to Trump in the minds of many, but...
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...we all know Trump can also be wildly comfortable with pushing people aside, when he sees no benefits to himself.
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So again, Will Trump Eventually Pardon George Santos, and should he?