Here's how Democrats may have blown opposition research on scandal-plagued George Santos: Dem operative
Raw StoryThe current wave of scandal swirling around newly elected New York Representative Republican George Santos has political insiders from both parties asking how he made it through election season without being exposed as a serial fabricator. According to a New York Times editorial written by Democratic operative Tyson Brody, the "book" on Santos had many personal areas to attack, including residential rental evictions, an unidentifiable animal charity that supposedly rescued pets, and unfounded records of enrollment at Baruch College in New York City. IN OTHER NEWS: J6 transcripts reveal the exact moment Trump official realized she could no longer work for him Despite this low-hanging fruit, Santos wasn't picked off early because of a lack of follow through, argues Brody, who also notes that Democratic opposition researchers got off to a late start in researching Santos' background. Additionally, Brody argues that while Democratic opposition researchers uncovered many clues, they could not have anticipated the sheer scope of Santos' deception.