Moskowitz Trolls Comer with Cameo from George Santos

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After being just the sixth member of the House of Representatives to be expelled, George Santos (R) is making tens of thousands of dollars daily on Cameo, an app that allows people to pay celebrities hundreds of dollars to record personalized videos. for them. Hilariously, Representative Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) has become the ultimate troll (or Smurf – as he’s been labeled) and orchestrated Santos to send a video for House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY).

The two legislators have had some back-and-forth moments as Rep. Comer has led the charge in attempting to expose President Joe Biden (D) and his family’s business dealings with China.

Comer accused President Biden of loaning his brother $200,000, sparking likely impeachment proceedings. However, Rep. Moskowitz has since brought up a report from The Daily Beast mentioning that Comer gave his brother $200,000 in a land swap involving his family’s LLC, claiming it was a similar fashion to the Bidens.

Comer then called Moskowitz “financially illiterate” and stated that his company holds over 1000 acres of land.

He continued, “It owns different properties. I’m one of the largest landowners in my home area. Okay. I went to the bank and I borrowed money and I bought that land. I didn’t get wires from Romania, China. My family doesn’t get wires. Okay, never loaned my brother money. Don’t have an LLC. But you and [Democratic Rep. Daniel] Goldman, who is Mr. Trust Fund, continue to try –” said Comer.

Moskowitz attempted to claim his time back, but Comer then called him a “Smurf.”

This all serves as context to the video that Moskowitz had a “Jew-ish” former colleague (Santos) record “in the spirit of Hanukkah.”

“Hey James [Comer], just wanted to stop by to congratulate you for being the largest landowner in your country with your brother through all your LLCs. I think it’s amazing that you share a passion for Smurfs and the Pink Panther. Look, congrats on your promotion. I hope that the struggles of this year don’t transfer to next year and that you slay and kill it. I want to wish you, James, a very happy Hanukkah,” said Santos.

Who knows what other surprises the holiday season will bring?

Jackson Bakich

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