George Santos Just Said The Cattiest Thing About NYC GOP Mayoral Candidate Curtis Sliwa
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Social media warned the disgraced former Congressman: "Leave the cats out of it!"
Disgraced former Republican congressman George Santos isn’t happy about how New York City’s mayoral election turned out ― and he is blaming one person and six cats for the results.
Democrat Zohran Mamdani won the race on Tuesday, beating independent candidate and former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, and radio host and activist Curtis Sliwa.
Santos, whose seven-year prison sentence for ripping off his campaign donors was commuted by Donald Trump last month, immediately took to social media to lay the blame for the GOP’s failure on Sliwa.
And he did it in the cattiest way possible, in part by attacking Sliwa’s love for cats:
Fuck you @CurtisSliwa I HATE YOU, your dumb wife, that stupid Beret of yours and all your fucking cats!
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