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Emotional Gallego Says He Heard ‘Rumors’ of ‘Flirty’ Behavior by Swalwell but Denies Knowledge of Sexual Assault Allegations
- On Monday, Representative Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress following reports that a former staffer and other women accused him of sexual assault and misconduct.
- Senator Ruben Gallego, a close ally who chaired Swalwell's 2020 presidential campaign, held a Tuesday press conference expressing betrayal, saying Swalwell 'led a double life' and lied to him about misconduct rumors.
- Swalwell's attorney, Sara Azari, issued a statement saying he 'categorically and unequivocally denies each and every allegation,' calling the accusations a 'calculated and transparent political hit job.'
- The Manhattan District Attorney's Office and the Alameda County District Attorney's Office confirmed Saturday they are investigating alleged criminal conduct in New York and California, respectively.
- Gallego plans to speak with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer about creating an 'independent organization' to protect staffers who report workplace sexual misconduct, acknowledging the resignation does not bring closure to alleged victims.
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‘So you’re not going to answer that question’: Watch Democrat governor repeatedly dodge on senator’s ties to disgraced Eric Swalwell
Source link Gov. Katie Hobbs, D-Ariz. Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs dodged questions Sunday about Democratic Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego’s response to misconduct allegations against former California Democrat Rep. Eric Swalwell. Gallego, who has been described as Swalwell’s “best friend,” denied having any knowledge on the allegations against Swalwell, despite their longtime close association. During an
'So you're not going to answer that question': Watch Democrat governor repeatedly dodge on senator's ties to disgraced Eric Swalwell * WorldNetDaily * by Nicole A. Flotteron, Daily Caller News Foundation
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Arizona Gov. Hobbs Sidesteps Grilling Over Gallego’s Ignorance Of California Rep. Swalwell Misconduct - Tampa Free Press
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs repeatedly declined to state whether she believes Senator Ruben Gallego’s claim that he was unaware of sexual misconduct allegations involving former Congressman Eric Swalwell. During a Sunday interview with Phoenix’s NBC 12 News, reporter Brahm Resnik questioned the Governor on her ally’s explanation regarding his longtime associate. Gallego, who chaired Swalwell’s […] Arizona Gov. Hobbs Sidesteps Grilling Over Gall…
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