California congressman responds to activist's allegations of misconduct with female staffers and supporters.
San Francisco Today
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) has denied accusations of sexual harassment against female staffers, breaking his silence on an activist claiming she's working with a group of women preparing to come forward with allegations. Swalwell addressed the claims at a town hall event, stating there have been no NDAs or settlements related to misconduct in his office. His campaign has called the allegations 'false' and 'outrageous', saying Swalwell is being targeted by 'flailing opponents' and 'MAGA conspiracy theorists' ahead of the upcoming primary election.
The allegations against Swalwell, a frontrunner in the California governor's race, come at a critical time just weeks before the primary election. If substantiated, the claims could significantly impact his campaign and political future. However, Swalwell has strongly denied any wrongdoing, raising questions about the motives and credibility of his accusers.
The accusations originated from multiple left-leaning social media influencers and accounts, according to reports. Activist Cheyenne Hunt claimed she has been working with 'a number of women' who allege Swalwell engaged in sexual harassment and 'potentially criminal conduct' involving staffers, interns, and supporters. However, Swalwell's campaign has pushed back, stating there have been no ethics complaints or NDAs related...
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