Another day, another Republican disaster in American politics. The morons in the establishment like Steve Womack, Don Bacon, Mike Johnson, and others voted to expel Congressman George Santos, even though he hadn’t been convicted or found guilty of anything. Just simply allegations. They couldn’t control Santos.

That’s right, they got rid of Trump loving Congressman from New York George Santos because they couldn’t control him and he was loyal to President Trump. He’s also gay, so we’re sure they may have held that against him too.

Democrat Tom Suozzi’s victory in New York’s 3rd Congressional District special election, tightening the GOP’s grip on the House.

Suozzi, running to fill the seat of expelled GOP Rep. George Santos, triumphed over Republican contender Nassau County legislator Mazi Pilip. Santos faced expulsion in December due to ethics violations.

Suozzi took nearly 54% of the vote, in a district that Santos won by 8 points in 2022. That’s a 16 point flip, showing how pathetic the GOP is.

Key Takeaways from Today’s Special Election:

National Implications: Despite the district’s historic Democratic leanings, Santos clinched a red victory. Suozzi’s win marks a pivotal moment for Democrats aiming to reclaim House majority. The race also sets a precedent for suburban battlegrounds in the upcoming fall elections.

Suozzi’s Stance: Celebrating his win, Suozzi emphasizes bipartisan cooperation, a core theme of his campaign. He advocates for unity in addressing critical issues like crime, immigration, and taxes, aligning with GOP priorities.

Pilip’s Response: Conceding graciously, Pilip extends congratulations to Suozzi and pledges to continue advocating for sensible governance, thanking her supporters for their unwavering backing.

Immigration Concerns: Immigration emerges as a top concern for swing district voters, mirroring sentiments nationwide. Pilip accuses Suozzi of exacerbating the border crisis, advocating for stronger border security. Suozzi counters, presenting himself as the sole provider of pragmatic solutions, criticizing GOP obstruction on bipartisan border agreements.

Next Steps: Suozzi assumes office until January, completing Santos’ term. The regular full-term primary is slated for June, with district boundary uncertainties as New York’s top court mandates congressional map revisions, subject to the Democratic-controlled legislature’s approval.

Future congresman JR Majewski after how the GOP treated him when he ran for Congress last cycle went for the jugular.

The Score: GOP 0”‚@MrSantosNY 1