Santos Vows to Fight Expulsion Vote, Criticizes Bullying Amid Ethics Charges
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George Santos gave a defiant press conference ahead of the House vote on expelling him, calling it "bullying" and "all theater." He vowed to file complaints against others to "keep the playing field even."
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The House ethics committee released a report on Santos suggesting federal prosecutors bring additional charges against him related to campaign finances.
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The House will vote on expelling Santos on Friday after pushing back the date. Santos faces existing federal fraud charges but has pleaded not guilty.
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Santos criticized the treatment of Rep. Jamaal Bowman's case involving a false fire alarm compared to his own situation. Bowman pleaded guilty and paid a $1,000 fine.
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Santos said he won't run for re-election but plans to remain involved in public policy and wants to see Trump back in the White House in 2024.