At a Veterans Day party thrown by RFK Jr. insider Jessica Reed Kraus and DC power publicist Vanessa Santos of Renegade, the solemn occasion took an unexpected turn when two surprise guests showed up to shake things up: disgraced Rep. George Santos and socialite Anna Delvey.
The evening began with a moving toast from Ryan Manion, CEO of the Travis Manion Foundation, paying tribute to the armed forces. However, as the night wore on, the tone shifted from somber to sidesplitting, thanks in large part to Santos' and Delvey's unorthodox appearance.
Santos was spotted strolling into the party hand-in-hand with his fellow "former jailbird" friend, whose vivid imagination has landed them both in hot water. When asked by host Jessica Reed Kraus what Santos had to do with veterans, she diplomatically replied, "We've yet to figure that out exactly, but who's going to turn down an interview with America's most disgraced congressman?"
The two took to the stage for a round of "F - - k, Marry, Deport," followed by Santos leading the audience in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. The night was described as "equal parts sincerity, satire and spectacle" by a spy on the scene.
Despite the party's bizarre turn, both Santos and Delvey managed to pay their respects to the veterans in their own unique ways. However, it remains to be seen how long they'll be able to keep up this level of irreverent behavior without getting themselves into more trouble.
The evening began with a moving toast from Ryan Manion, CEO of the Travis Manion Foundation, paying tribute to the armed forces. However, as the night wore on, the tone shifted from somber to sidesplitting, thanks in large part to Santos' and Delvey's unorthodox appearance.
Santos was spotted strolling into the party hand-in-hand with his fellow "former jailbird" friend, whose vivid imagination has landed them both in hot water. When asked by host Jessica Reed Kraus what Santos had to do with veterans, she diplomatically replied, "We've yet to figure that out exactly, but who's going to turn down an interview with America's most disgraced congressman?"
The two took to the stage for a round of "F - - k, Marry, Deport," followed by Santos leading the audience in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. The night was described as "equal parts sincerity, satire and spectacle" by a spy on the scene.
Despite the party's bizarre turn, both Santos and Delvey managed to pay their respects to the veterans in their own unique ways. However, it remains to be seen how long they'll be able to keep up this level of irreverent behavior without getting themselves into more trouble.
! I must say, the unexpected appearance of Rep. George Santos and socialite Anna Delvey at RFK Jr.'s Veterans Day party has left me both perplexed and entertained 
. While it's commendable that they attempted to pay their respects to the armed forces in their own unconventional ways, one can't help but wonder if this was a calculated move to revive their public images 
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. On the other hand, Delvey's presence highlights the blurred lines between satire and sincerity 
. Will their irreverent behavior be enough to salvage their reputations, or will it ultimately backfire? Only time will tell 
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. Nonetheless, one can't help but be concerned about the potential consequences of their actions 
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! i gotta ask though, was it really necessary for george santos and anna delvey to crash the party? like, don't get me wrong, they can be entertaining when they're not up to their necks in drama 
. and what's with the pledge recitation tho? was it a joke or did he actually mean it? 
what is going on with George Santos? like, I thought he was already having a bad year 
and then you show up at some veterans day party uninvited and think a bunch of people are gonna be all cool about it? I mean, Anna Delvey's antics are wild too, but Santos' just seem so out of touch. It's like he thinks being a bad guy is the same as being entertaining 
On one hand, it's kinda cool that they're willing to poke fun at themselves and their own controversies. It takes a big person (or in this case, two big people) to be able to laugh at themselves like that. 
And Anna Delvey too, I'm not even mad at her for crashing the party, she's just so extra 
, what is going on with George Santos?! I mean, I know he's been a total embarrassment for himself and the country, but come on, showing up to a Veterans Day party and playing it cool like nothing's wrong? 
. And can we talk about how they managed to turn a serious occasion into a sideshow? 
Santos' response about not knowing what he was doing there is pretty amusing too 
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. Now let's just hope Santos and Delvey don't get themselves into more trouble 
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But seriously though, it's kinda cool that they still managed to pay their respects even if it was in an unconventional way 
My heart went out to Rep Santos, I feel bad for him considering all the drama he's been through 
is this some kinda sick joke or did they really just decide to poke fun at all the vets in the room? 
. And when he led everyone in reciting the Pledge... I don't even know what to say. The whole thing just seemed so surreal