The House could have Christmas without Santos

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "It's a lot of change for people like me who ran because I thought that government and Congress lacked civility and competence," Rep. Jen Kiggans (R-Va.) told Huddle in an interview.
21% : After a damning report from the House Ethics Committee that found "substantial evidence" that Santos broke the law and breached House standards of conduct -- including extensively misusing funds for botox injections, lavish Atlantic City trips, OnlyFans subscriptions and designer goods -- member after member announced Thursday they would vote to expel the New York Republican from the House.
14% : Things are coming quickly to a head because the Ethics Committee broke with its usual practice of deferring to law enforcement and fast-tracked its own investigation in light of a damning public reporting about Santos' myriad deceptions.

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