Disgraced politician George Santos feels Jamaal Bowman's previous action calls for his expulsion from Capital Hill.

He said it's "only fair" that if he's getting kicked out for his many alleged crimes that Rep. Jamaal Bowman get expelled over a fire

That Santos nearly survived a third attempt to expel him speaks to the craven nature of the current House GOP leadership.

Expelling Rep. George Santos is just the latest historic move for a Republican-controlled House that has been arguably the most tumultuous in modern times.

Two-thirds majority needed to expel – 311 members backed ouster while 114 voted against and two members voted present – entire GOP leadership opposed removal

Republican U.S. Rep. Robert Adherolt was the sole Republican from Alabama to vote with the majority of the U.S. House in expelling George Santos from Congress.

I just want to get to the work of the people and all these distractions like Santos and messaging bills […] The post George Santos’ efforts to expel Rep. Jamaal Bowman fall short appeared first on TheGrio.

House Republican leadership is facing some internal backlash over their last-minute opposition to expelling former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) from Congress. Why it matters: The historic vote to expel Santos was prompted by a report from the bipartisan House Ethics Committee which alleged a "complex web" of wrongdoing by the embattled Long Islander.