Twitter Users Drag GOP Rep.-Elect George Santos' Response To Faked Bio Allegations

A soon-to-be Republican member of Congress was dragged heavily on social media for his response to a series of reports that suggest most of his biography has been faked.

The New York Times reported that the Rep.-elect misrepresented his education, work history, and source of income on his resume.

The Daily Beast reported thatSantos, who said he was gay all his life, had divorced a woman in September of last year, something he didn't mention during his congressional campaign.

CNN reported that the claim that his grandparents "survived the Holocaust" didn't hold up to scrutiny.

Murray initially claimed that the Times story was politically motivated, but didn't address any of the paper's allegations.

On Thursday, he made an attempt at damage control by saying that he had his story to tell and that it would be told next week.

To the people of #NY03 I have my story to tell and it will be told next week. I want to assure everyone that I will address your questions and that I remain committed to deliver the results I campaigned on; Public safety, Inflation, Education & more.

Happy Holidays to all!