George Santos lied about his job to a judge, as heard in audio obtained by Politico (listen)

Before duping his 142,000 Republican voters in New York, GOP trickster George Santos pulled a fast one on a Seattle judge. In 2017, during a bail hearing to help out his "family friend" from Brazil — an ATM skimmer who later pleaded guilty to fraud — the Congress imposter boldly fabricated his place of employment, telling the judge, "I am an aspiring politician and I work for Goldman Sachs," according to audio obtained by Politico (listen below, posted by RAP). — Read the rest

George Santos isn't the only phony in Congress — meet Rep. Andy Ogles (TN), whoever he is

It looks like imposter George Santos might have competition in the House when it comes to creative resume writing. As it turns out, Rep. Andy Ogles (R–TN) also has quite the colorful bio, but it's almost entirely embellished or fabricated, according to an investigation by Nashville's News Channel5. — Read the rest

Woman, 29, posed as 15-year-old, enrolled in high school, and went to class for days before being charged

Earlier this month, a 29-year-old graduate from Rutgers University–New Brunswick posed as a 15-year-old teenager and enrolled at New Brunswick High School in New Jersey. Hyejeong Shin even got away with going to class for four days, duping all of her teachers, guidance counselors, and office staff before school officials finally caught on. — Read the rest

George Santos even confuses Twitter, who temporarily suspended his official account

Earlier this morning, Twitter users, including Ron Filipkowski and Patriot Takes, noticed the new congressional account for serial liar George Santos had mysteriously been suspended (see tweets below).

"Maybe they couldn't verify his identity," Filipkowski quipped. Good point.

According to Mediaite, the GOP Rep.'s — Read the rest