George Santos creates group chat with former NY GOP colleagues, calls them 'f*cking idiots' for backing expulsion after Dem wins his seat

George Santos did not mince words when telling his former New York Republican colleagues how he felt about their decision to back his expulsion from Congress after a Democrat flipped his seat and cost the GOP a precious vote in their already thin majority in the House.

In a group chat seemingly created for the express purpose of putting them on blast, the embattled former congressman labeled the crew "f*cking idiots" for their actions.

"I hope you guys are happy with this dismal performance and your 10 million for futile Bull Sh*t cost the party," Santos texted the group, according to a screenshot obtained by Semafor. "I look very forward to most of you losing due to your absolute hate filled campaign to remove me from Congress arbitrarily."

"Now go tell the Republicans Base what you f*cking idiots did," he added, "and good luck raising money next quarter."

Only Rep. Andrew Gabarino texted back, saying, "Sorry new phone, who dis?"

Santos has also publicly expressed his frustration with the GOP. Following news that Democrat Tom Suozzi had won his old seat, beating Republican Mazi Pilip 59 to 41 percent, he went off on those who made it possible.

 

"I won NY03 with $0 super PAC money, $0 CLF money and $0 Establishment money," he wrote in a post on X. "Tonight the establishment set $10 million on fire! I FLIPPED a 23 year Blue seat with the help of grassroots activists and by activating the base with retail politics… Hey [Nassau GOP] money does not buy votes, it’s respecting the wishes of the base that wins votes. NY3 is MAGAcountry and since MAGA was disrespected, MAGA stayed home!"

 

"To my former colleagues in the house GOP please make these idiots pay you guys $10million back," he added, tagging Reps. Anthony D'Esposito, Nick LaLota, Mike Lawler, Andrew Gabarino, Brandon Williams, Nicole Malliotakis, Nick Langworthy, and Marc Molinaro. "These RINO’s are the most effective democrats operatives in the nation!"

In December, the House of Representatives voted to expel Republican Rep. George Santos by a vote of 311 to 114 despite the fact that he had not been tried or convicted on any charges.