The long-anticipated report from the House Ethics Committee on the investigation into GOP Rep. George Santos, a Republican from New York, was released on Thursday. The report concluded that there is substantial evidence to suggest that Santos has committed widespread fraud and theft. Among the fraudulent actions he stands accused of are the misuse of campaign funds, which he allegedly used for various personal expenses.

The report alleges that Santos used campaign funds to cover a variety of personal expenditures, including a honeymoon vacation and even OnlyFans purchases. The committee found significant evidence suggesting that Santos knowingly filed false or incomplete reports with the Federal Election Commission, which served to obscure the misuse of these campaign funds.

Among other things, Santos is accused of spending campaign funds on Botox treatments, designer goods, and trips to Atlantic City. The report also found that Santos willingly “withheld or falsified information” in reports to the Federal Election Commission and the House.

In light of these findings, Representative Santos has decided not to seek re-election. The report from the House Ethics Committee may set the stage for a more substantial legal process against him. The blatant misuse of funds and deception as outlined in the report may have far-reaching implications for Santos’ political and personal future.