just because he's not been criminally charged does not mean that there's not wrongdoing or that he didn't rise to the level of conduct that we'd want from a presidential candidate or from someone who's serving in the office.
Swalwell emphasizes that the absence of criminal charges against the president does not imply that his conduct is acceptable.
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I take great comfort in knowing that nothing my Republican colleagues say about you here will change the thoughtfulness and decency that mark your leadership of the Department.
He lost the 60 cases plus in courts across the country that rejected his arguments about election fraud.
Unfortunately, these attacks on the very foundations of our government to prop up the former President have become the norm for their party.
We have an entire generation that's growing up thinking that their elected officials don't even care to protect them.
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