GOP Leaders Hesitant to Expel Rep. George Santos Despite Criminal Charges

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Republican leaders in the House are opting to let the legal process play out before taking steps to force the resignation or expulsion of New York Rep. George Santos, who was accused of embezzling money from his campaign, falsely receiving unemployment funds, and lying to Congress about his finances. Santos pleaded not guilty. While some Republicans have called for his immediate expulsion, GOP leaders are following the precedent set by Congress in similar criminal cases. Santos is adamant that he will stay in Congress and seek reelection.
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