Whats going on in the World
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How would you know unless you have experience checking in men's pants for woody's?
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California gubernatorial candidate Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is facing backlash on social media after it was reported that his lawyer was sending cease-and-desist letters to Swalwell's accusers a day before multiple bombshell allegations were published on Friday.
Swalwell, who once called on lawmakers to hear out women raising allegations against Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh during his 2018 confirmation hearings and said they "deserve to be heard," is now being slammed for hypocrisy.
"I saw continued demeaning of victims of sexual assault, people who deserve to be heard, people who deserve their allegations to be investigated and a president who wants to rush this through," Swalwell said in an interview with MSNBC at the time.
The resurfaced clip comes as Swalwell has made efforts to downplay allegations against him as he leads a crowded field of gubernatorial hopefuls in a race to replace outgoing Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is prevented by term limits from remaining in the role.
Jonathan Turley, a Fox News contributor and Shapiro Professor of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, took to X on Friday, saying Swalwell is "hoping that voters will apply a different standard than the one he applied to Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his confirmation."
"When Kavanaugh was asserting his innocence, Swalwell was leading the mob," Turley continued.
Mike Davis, the former chief counsel for nominations in the Senate Judiciary Committee, posted "Receipt time" on X while resurfacing an old Swalwell post attacking Kavanaugh.
"Oh, how I remember this hypocritical predator peddling these utterly bullsh-- allegations against Kavanaugh," Davis said in another post.
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Swalwell calls sexual misconduct allegations 'flat out false,' says he will fight them 'with everything'
U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., said the recent sexual assault accusations toward him are "absolutely false" amid his bid for governor of California.
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LOL, what did Hillary do?
I’m not the one who threw the 1st stone here, take a look a your MAGA brethren I’m only responding to their lopsided distorted view of things.
But what did Hillary do?
OVERBORED
Well-Known Angler
Gee.......We can start with whitewater and the man who she was having an affair with ends up dead on a park bench across from the Whitehouse. Oh...........should I add Bengazi and the disappearing emails?
Should I go on?
Yes, please go on with more of your conspiracy theories.
LMAO, F’ing the dead guy on a park bench I’ve never heard of that one.
1/2 the chit reported about Benghazi was BS
And JFK and Marilyn……. I would do her in plane, on a train, with green eggs an ham, and throw in St Patrick’s Cathedral too.
Rick67
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Man Longcast took you apart like an old shoe. I’m still laughing. Tossed you aside like a used condom and you still haven’t got it.
Crime syndicate masquerading as a state
Said posted a $150,000 unconditional bond to avoid stricter conditions, including surrendering his passport, while a $50,000 conditional bond would have required it, according to FOX 9. Investigators also raised concerns about Said’s potential to flee, citing family ties abroad, according to FOX 9.
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Said posted a $150,000 unconditional bond to avoid stricter conditions, including surrendering his passport, while a $50,000 conditional bond would have required it, according to FOX 9. Investigators also raised concerns about Said’s potential to flee, citing family ties abroad, according to FOX 9.
Minnesota fraud suspect skips court, forfeits bond, throwing $11M Medicaid case into doubt
A man accused of defrauding Minnesota's Medicaid program of nearly $11 million skipped a court hearing, forfeiting his bond and triggering a warrant.
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Eric Swalwell accused of paying nanny with campaign funds while she lacked work authorization
Two complaints allege Rep. Eric Swalwell violated immigration and employment laws to keep his nanny in the U.S. using campaign funds as payment.
www.foxnews.com
Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., is facing allegations he violated immigration and employment laws to keep a live-in nanny in the U.S., including claims he paid her with campaign funds while she lacked work authorization, according to two recently filed complaints.
A complaint filed Tuesday with the Department of Labor alleges that Swalwell and his wife, Brittany Swalwell, lied to keep their babysitter, Amanda Barbosa, employed, according to The New York Post.
In a separate complaint filed in February with the Department of Homeland Security by California filmmaker and political activist Joel Gilbert, first reported by The Post, Swalwell is accused of paying his nanny with campaign funds for roughly two years while she allegedly did not have valid work authorization.
There is more..............keep digging.
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