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  5. Rep. George Santos thanked a lawmaker for 'stopping by' for a chat. The lawmaker said this was a lie, and that he went to protest and ask for his resignation.

Rep. George Santos thanked a lawmaker for 'stopping by' for a chat. The lawmaker said this was a lie, and that he went to protest and ask for his resignation.

Joshua Zitser   

Rep. George Santos thanked a lawmaker for 'stopping by' for a chat. The lawmaker said this was a lie, and that he went to protest and ask for his resignation.
  • Rep. George Santos personally thanked a local NY lawmaker for "stopping by" his office for a chat.
  • The lawmaker replied that he wasn't there for a chat, but to stage a protest outside.

$4 has been accused of telling $4 after a local lawmaker said the embattled congressman twisted the truth about why he visited Santos at his office.

On Thursday, Santos $4 that he wanted to personally thank Josh Lafazan, a member of the Nassau County Legislature in New York, for "stopping by" his office in Douglaston, Queens, for a chat.

"It was great to sit down & discuss the concerns that were addressed in the letter he brought in," Santos wrote.

But just 50 minutes later, Lafazan $4, accusing Santos of mischaracterizing the nature of the meeting, which he said was actually a protest.

"Let's be very clear: I did not 'stop by' your office," Lafazon wrote. "I hosted a protest *outside* your office calling on you to resign, and then hand-delivered you a letter to stop wasting police resources."

The local lawmaker said that the lie did not come as a surprise, adding that he believed Santos is "very good" at distorting the truth.

The congressman's office did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Santos has $4 for repeatedly being caught out $4 which range from bizarre mistruths to potentially criminal fabrications.

From $4 to being accused of $4 out of money meant for his dying dog, Santos' falsehoods have led to $4

He also falsely claimed that $4$4and $4, which also turned out to be untrue.

$4 that the congressman last week hid from constituents who tried to deliver a petition for his resignation.

And a week before that, $4, also demanding that Santos be removed from office.

Santos has so far $4, saying he'd only resign if $4 — the number of people who voted to elect him during the November midterms — ask him to.



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