Swalwell not messing around

[nmgaucho]

Trump's nightmare is just beginning. The dems will uncover all the filth

Link to tweet

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. I think the gloves are off.

[Harker]

7. Handcuffs. n/t

[wroberts189]

17. Ha! ..funny... big time..and brass knuckles are on. n/t

[ooky]

2. I'm with Eric all the way and will be so happy

when this colossal turd is flushed from the White House. It will be a great day in America. It ought to become an American holiday.

[triron]

3. And Schiff.

[Honeycombe8]

5. Yes. Schiff has been so strong throughout. Nerves of steel.

What he had to put up with on that committee, and the coolness and firmness he's shown through the numerous interviews he's done. Schiff was the one to be the chair on that committee, when the Dems take over.

[mucifer]

18. Yup, and Schiff was a federal prosecutor. He knows how to do this.

[Honeycombe8]

21. I did not know that. That explains that. Thx. nt

[Honeycombe8]

4. I think so, too. The day Trump is forcibly removed...a national holiday. nt

[BadgerMom]

9. Return of the Jedi was on last night.

At the end, as everyone in the Empire rejoiced, I told my husband that that will be the reaction to Trump’s departure, no matter what form it takes. There will be cheering and dancing in the streets.

[Honeycombe8]

16. Sad to realize that that is true. But it will be a happy day. T-Day. nt

[onetexan]

11. Yes, National Democracy Day

Perfect!

[monmouth4]

6. They "broke in" with a legal warrant. Thoughts and prayers..n/t

[Beartracks]

8. I know, right.

Can't believe this dumbshit crook is in the White House.

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[OMGWTF]

22. We are lucky Traitor Tot is so incompetent.

[flibbitygiblets]

23. YES! We might not be so lucky if an actual SMART criminal tried this. Look what Dump got away with

and he's a f&cking moran! After this crime family is brought to justice, some serious adjustments to our laws and maybe even our constitution are needed to make sure this never happens again (by someone with the intelligence to keep his/her big mouth shut).

I don't even know where to start, but

*some kind of physical and mental fitness test requirement by a completely nonpartisan party seems like a good idea.
*Mandatory tax return disclosure.
*Mandatory relinquishment of business interests.
*Mandatory congressional approval of family member appointments.
*National voting standards including option to vote by mail

[Haggis for Breakfast]

10. We need to make it our cosmic mission

to put truth to his lies. If you hear some one parrot his line about "breaking into an attorney's office," set them straight. The FBI did not "break in," they entered those offices, with a warrant in hand, issued to them by a judge who thought they had sufficient legal reason to do so.

[calguy]

12. It's not "breaking in"

When they have a warrent.

[Renew Deal]

13. There's a new sheriff in town

He sounds like Yosemite Sam?

[PJMcK]

19. But competent (n/t)

[Silver Gaia]

14. Lovin' me some Eric Swallwell.

He's been telling it like it is for a long time now.

[Bucky]

15. I'm impressed by him too and I bet this is the last time you misspell his name

I'm loving the new young Dem leadership that is emerging from California

Ted Lieu, Gavin Newsom, and of course Kamala Harris -- just to name a few

[Silver Gaia]

20. I know how to spell it, Bucky.

Damn phone is the problem. Odd thing to nitpick. Jeez.

Yes, I love getting to vote for some of these people, and I love that my state has given us so many rising stars.

[Bucky]

26. No, I misspelled when googling the guy right then, also.

That "last time" comment was predictive, not nitpicking. Like how many times did I spell O'Roarke before catching on? You always do that when a new name pops up. Teddy Roosevelt invented the bumper sticker at the turn of the last century just drive home the way his name was pronounced (it featured a rose next to the word "velt&quot . So I was just going with the way suddenly popular uncommon names can be tricky.

[Silver Gaia]

28. Well...

The pronoun "you" is second-person voice, and indicates speaking directly to another person, although we Americans tend to misuse it, especially when speaking. Had the first-person "I" been used instead, I would have easily understood the comment as referencing yourself. As written, your comment address me. Hence, my response, especially considering I had not noticed until your post that my phone had added an extra "l," which pissed me off considerably (at my phone). I hate typing on my phone, but do it anyway for convenience.

Anyhow... No problem, really. I am always grumpy in the early morning, and it was pre-dawn here in California.

[Bucky]

29. That's the problem with YOU PEOPLE

I keed, I keed!!

[ffr]

24. This must actually be getting to Individual-1. He's been here before, but

maybe not on such a serious level. Maybe that's why he's freaking out. His brand may be finished, once and for all.

[Bucky]

27. It occurs to me that he probly kinda gets off to the idea of being called "individual 1"

The only news there being that he has to recognize finally that he's not "Individual Only"

[ffr]

31. I half wonder sometimes if the court docs naming him Individual-1 is to

desensitize away from the DOJ policy of indicting a sitting pres. DOJ policy says nothing about not indicting Individual-1.

[OnDoutside]

25. I don't see how Trump can let this play out much longer without trying a power play.

He just has to be crapping himself.

[LiberalLovinLug]

30. Why don't the FBI aggressively go after Hillary Clinton?

Uh.....the simple answer is the best.

Because maybe its because she isn't "crooked". Because there is nothing to go after. Nor a reason to.