Swalwell had a lot of baggage going into this race, which makes you wonder about his intelligence. Did he not think this stuff would come up? Probably because Congress has a fund to pay off all the sex encounters of the politicians. What a disgrace, Congress, that is, because they support this secret fund.
Swalwell had the Fang Fang issue as he slept with this Chinese spy until he was informed by the FBI about the situation. He also blatantly lied along with Adam Schiff during the impeachment efforts of the progressives. All IMO.
“The first allegation of sex crimes by Mr. Swalwell was reported by the San Francisco Chronicle. A woman who worked for Mr. Swalwell for two years said that the two had a number of consensual sexual encounters, but on two occasions, he assaulted her while she was too intoxicated to consent to sex. After that report, CNN found four additional women who are accusing Mr. Swalwell of varying degrees of sexual harassment or assault. One of those women says she was raped by the congressman.
In the hours after those reports, top California Democrats quickly began rescinding their endorsements. Congresswoman Nanette Barragán, a former chairwoman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, pulled her support in a brief statement. Congressman Ted Lieu, the fourth-highest ranking Democrat in the House, similarly said he could no longer support Mr. Swalwell.
Mr. Swalwell’s own campaign chairman, Congressman Jimmy Gomez of Los Angeles, swiftly jumped ship shortly after the accusation was made in the Chronicle. “My involvement in any campaign begins and ends with trust. I cannot in good conscience remain in any role with this campaign, and I am
stepping down from it effective immediately,” Mr. Gomez wrote in a statement just one hour after the Chronicle published its report.
Most damning of all for Mr. Swalwell was a statement from Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has not endorsed anyone in the gubernatorial race. She said on Friday evening that a full investigation must be conducted, and that she told Mr. Swalwell personally that the probe should be done while he was not a candidate for governor.
The top three Democrats in the House — Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, Congresswoman Katherine Clark, and Congressman Pete Aguilar — also called for an investigation, and for Mr. Swalwell to suspend his campaign for governor.”