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Eric Michael Swalwell is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 15th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, Swalwell has focused on issues such as gun control, healthcare, and technology policy during his time in office. He gained national attention for his role in the impeachment proceedings against former President Donald Trump and has been an advocate for progressive reforms within the Democratic Party.
This is unacceptable. Anyone who was involved in this should be fired and walked out of the department immediately, because, Jim, look, this is not a 500-year flood. Donald Trump is not going away. He -- Trumpism and corruption manifests…
If we don’t make changes and we don’t make them quickly, we could see the rule of law seriously erode.
President Biden can instruct his attorney general to lift the department of justice policy that says no president can be indicted so no president can act as if they have this type of impunity.
This is not a 500-year flood type of situation, that this could happen again under another, more competent corrupt president.
It was a victory for separation of powers that the congressional subpoena power still means something.
As former Attorney General Barr and former Acting Attorney General Rosen have both said, 'we looked, but we didn't see evidence of fraud sufficient to change the outcome of the Presidential election.'
In the public realm, we are learning that this attack on the Capitol is not a 500-year storm.
We hope our lawsuit provides accountability and information. But the speaker has said that she will find out what happened in any way, we have to. But, Joy, the Senate has been so anti-Democratic in the way they use the filibuster, to…
A Republican told me last week at the House gym, he said, when did you guys become the party that stands up for cops, Joy. And I think you are seeing that this is a choice between our constitution and chaos, and Republicans are standing…
God bless that officer who saved so many lives as a murderous mob tried to storm the chamber.
They would have been in the Senate chamber, and they would have murdered senators.
Ahem, perhaps you should have voted for it if you wanted to take credit for it and try to convince your constituents they’re getting it because of you. They’re getting it despite your best efforts.
And if you believe that the principal Donald Trump is okay with this and his Justice Department is going to look the other way, well, why not continue to engage with the Ukrainians and the Russians to smear and clear an ambassador who is…
Well, thank you, Lawrence. The shock is just beginning to wear off that Rudy Giuliani would be served a search warrant related to his work for Donald Trump.
If they have real concerns about cancel culture, I suggest that their next minority Witness be Colin Kaepernick.
I do wish you well and want to work with you to address real issues on the border, humanitarian issues.
It was a spectacular failure by the leadership at the Department of Defense, Ari.
They`re going to do it again, Ari. They are determined. They did this in `16. They tried to do it in `18. They did it in `20. I`m concerned that, just as we saw that the enemy came from within on January 6 in that attack, that Russia is…
The wrong lessons have been learned in Georgia and Arizona and many other states, right, Nicolle were instead of standing on the honorable decision that those states made by certifying the election for a democratic president. Instead, they…
False and incendiary allegations of fraud and theft and in direct response to the defendant's express calls for violence at the rally, a violent mob attacked the U.S. Capitol.
Swalwell is suing under a civil rights law originally passed to try to combat threats from the Klan.
Congressman Eric Swalwell of California today sued Donald Trump for inciting the Capitol riot.
The Capitol attack was a direct unforeseeable consequences of the defendants' false and incendiary allegations of fraud and theft, and in direct response to the defendants' express calls for violence.
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