George santos goes on social media rant, attacks ‘so called friends’ in gop before shutting down x account

George Santos went on an unhinged and extended X rant this week, bashing everyone from frenemies, former Republican colleagues to the American justice system — and then deactivated the

account. The disgraced ex-congressman — who is headed to federal prison July 25 — whined about his prison sentence and attacked his “so called friends” in the GOP for not delivering on a

pardon for seven consecutive days of posts beginning May 21, The Post has learned. The dramatic tirade culminated with the deactivation of his 200,000- follower X account Wednesday. “For

those asking. … Even though I initially considered the prospect of petitioning the president with a pardon application I have [ceased] that approach as I will not spend the last 61 days I

have of life scrambling on how to get past a bunch of guard dogs,” Santos, 36, posted Monday. “The so called ‘friends’ I have that said they’d help legit should have just told me to go f–k

myself, because that’s what has essentially happened with their actions. I’ve accepted my fate and don’t want to talk about it anymore.” It’s a stunning reversal for the polarizing Long

Island pol, who last month wept on TV as he begged President Trump for a pardon. EXPLORE MORE The posts made it seem like Santos — who’s being sent away for seven years and three months for

wire fraud and aggravated identity theft — believes he’ll be spending the rest of his life behind bars. “I want to focus the little time I have left on being with my family and putting my

affairs in order before my untimely departure,” he wrote on May 21, the day the frenzied series of posts began. “T-61 days! Last Memorial Day,” he wrote Monday. The fraudster — whose X bio

read “Former congressman from NY3 awaiting to start my arbitrary political sentence of 7.3 years in a medium security prison” — also complained about his sentence length and what he imaged

life in prison to be. “I hate the system!” he raged Sunday, about a sentence being handed to a random sexual abuser. “This POS raped real women and caused a sea of hurt… the punishment? 6

months in prison!” “I’m considering deleting this app so I don’t have to read I’m going to be raped or stabbed everyday,” he wrote Tuesday. Santos pleaded guilty in August to allegations he

ripped off dozens of donors, including family and friends, while running for Congress in 2022, using campaign funds to splurge on OnlyFans subscriptions, Botox, spa treatments and lavish

trips. He also collected more than $24,000 in unemployment benefits while holding a job and lied about large parts of his resume. He served just 11 months before being exposed and booted

from Congress. Santos took aim at his former colleagues one last time. “Congress is full of compromised people,” he wrote last Saturday. “Tea alert: 🚨 After speaking to several republican

members they all tell me @RepGarbarino ‘was not simply sleeping, he was passed out Drunk,’ ” he wrote of Andrew Garbarino (R-NY) allegedly snoozing through the final passage of the “big

beautiful” bill. Garbarino’s office did not reply to The Post’s request for comment. “I 100% couldn’t care less about social norms and acceptable standards. Where I’m going non [sic] of that

matters,” Santos posted Monday. “It’s been real. I have lots of people I met here that I truly appreciate and want to thank for their kindness. …I want peace in my brain and this place is

sure as shit not giving me any,” he concluded on X before his exit. Santos did not respond to The Post’s request for comment.