Should that decision be made only after an investigation takes place rather than deciding beforehand a general principle of we are not going to investigate a former President at all?
Eric Swalwell: “Should that decision be made only after an investigation takes place rather than deciding beforehand a general principle…”
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Swalwell questions the principle of not investigating a former President's suspected crimes.
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