US EditionGeorge Santos is ‘unrepentant’ as he faces years in prison for fraud, prosecutors say
- George Santos, the former Representative, is facing sentencing today after pleading guilty to fraud and identity theft, admitting to deceiving voters and stealing identities.
- Prosecutors are seeking a sentence of seven years, highlighting Santos's lack of genuine remorse and recent 'belligerent' social media posts.
- The Justice Department underlined that Santos's actions demonstrate he is not genuinely remorseful, despite his guilty plea.
- Santos's recent social media posts signal a lack of genuine remorse and blame others for his situation.
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George Santos insists he's 'accepted full responsibility' for crimes days before of sentencing
Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Disgraced former Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., insists he has “accepted full responsibility” for a series of fraudulent schemes despite a “social media blitz” that federal prosecutors said suggested otherwise. Prosecutors repeated their request for a prison term of more than seven years when Santos is sentenced Friday, saying his recent social media posts show the 35-year-old Santos “remains unrep…
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