A Republican elected official has admitted her past as a “drag queen” after long denials

A young Republican elected to the House of Representatives, Jorge Santos, Finally confirmed on Sunday pull the queenBut only on one occasion during a festival in Brazil, after the media released photo evidence taken by old acquaintances from his past.

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After being hounded by journalists about his experience drag queen, Santos had to give this incriminating evidence; It’s the latest development in the scandal that has plagued the 34-year-old freshman member of the U.S. Congress from Nassau County.

Back in New York over the weekend, he admitted to a local ABC affiliate that he was, in fact, an interpreter. pull Events in Brazil are known as “Gitara Ravache”.

However, she said she “only wore the dress once” at a festival, despite many and various pictures and videos of her wearing it. pull Spread from American media.

“I was young and having fun at a carnival – so hit me up to get a life!” He started for the ABC 7 station. There was never just “once”.

According to another artist pullEula Rochard says she knew him in Brazil, where Jorge Santos competed for the title of “Miss Gay Rio de Janeiro” and lost the contest in 2008.

“A pageant is for boys who dress up like girls. They are beautiful. Boys are cute. And he lost because he was fat”, she explained to the daily The insider.

According to Rochard, Jorge Santos is not one drag queen Professional, but he did dress up occasionally. Coincidentally, he had a Santos sign in a video for the Nitroy Pride Parade in 2005.

He boasted about his father’s wealth, but his mother was a maid. “He’s a big dreamer,” Rochard said. “He wanted to be famous no matter what.”

Not just the hidden truth

Obviously, efficiency drag queen George Santos’ lies are only the tip of the iceberg. Indeed, the American has been known in recent weeks to fantasize about his past life and several key details of his course.

He admitted to falsely saying he worked at Citigroup and Goldman Sachs and that he graduated from two New York colleges. He was accused of faking his grandparents’ Jewish ancestry and stories of their surviving the Holocaust.

He claimed that his mother died in the collapse of one of the World Trade Center towers, which was false. In fact, Santos’ list of lies seems to be growing by the day as more and more reporters dig into the background of the Republican Party.

Many members of Congress from both parties have called for his resignation, saying that voters don’t know the man they supported and that he told many lies about his past. Nevertheless, he was adamant that he would not resign, even though his financial statements could cause trouble for law enforcement.

Although the New York Republican calls himself gay, he has taken ultra-conservative positions that are considered anti-LGBTQ. Santos employees did not comment on the situation.