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In reply to the discussion: Should Eric Swalwell drop out of the California gubernatorial race? [View all]Pisces
(6,285 posts)79. Now we want to compare ourselves to the worst??? No, we need to uphold our own standards.
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Should Eric Swalwell drop out of the California gubernatorial race? [View all]
DemocratSinceBirth
Apr 11
OP
Absolutely not. This stinks of repuke rat fuckery, imo. Phone numbers can be pretty easily spoofed.
SheltieLover
Apr 11
#1
So the republicans planted operatives on Swallwell's staff for *six* years?
Fiendish Thingy
Apr 11
#29
He had a solid shot at winning the nomination. If the GOP was going to fuck him over, why now?
Jedi Guy
Apr 11
#90
We cannot be the party that speaks out against Trump's harassment claims while turning a blind eye to Swalwell's.
LonePirate
Apr 11
#11
That's bullshit. Due process has nothing to do with it and it is not being thrown out the window.
LonePirate
Apr 11
#18
If doing the right thing is akin to falling into a trap for you, then we have different morals and viewpoints.
LonePirate
Apr 11
#49
but you will admit that people that DO possess morals - might have difficulty
stopdiggin
Apr 11
#103
Unfortunately (because not a big, big fan) the removal of Swalwell leaves behind
stopdiggin
Apr 11
#10
It would probably be disadvantageous for the Democratic Party if he were to do so
David__77
Apr 11
#16
His own comment in his statement that his wrongdoing is between him and his wife answers it for me.
Scrivener7
Apr 11
#84
Ms. Luna should clean up her own house first & impeach the adjudicated rapist.
SheltieLover
Apr 11
#33
How many times have you used that term in the last day? Just letting you know I'm tired of reading it
pattyloutwo
Apr 11
#87
No. I think the better option is to call out the objectionable and/or obnoxious.
stopdiggin
Apr 11
#106
Now you're getting it! And OTHER people have every right to voice disagreement
stopdiggin
Sunday
#115
It depends on the evidence. The woman said there were messages and photos. Let's see them.
Vinca
Apr 11
#41
Hearsay. I'm not saying Swalwell didn't do it, I'm just thinking Democrats shouldn't go all Al Franken immediately.
Vinca
Apr 11
#47
If he's innocent as he says he is he should immediately sue the accusers and demand they produce
in2herbs
Apr 11
#44
Now we want to compare ourselves to the worst??? No, we need to uphold our own standards.
Pisces
Apr 11
#79
Whether you're Swalwell or anyone else in politics, it comes down to how honest you are with yourself.
Passages
Apr 11
#62
Yes, he should drop out. We don't need this damaging distraction from Democratic messaging. We don't need Republicans
Doodley
Apr 11
#74