Today I gave a tour in the Capitol and was stopped by a father with his young boy. The father yelled at me “Hey Swalwell” and then told his son, “that’s Swalwell. He’s trouble. He doesn’t back Trump.” I kept walking and felt sad for the boy. He’s being raised in a cult family.

@RepSwalwell 1 - I don’t believe this actually happened - you’ve always been a good story teller 2 - Fang Fang was probably raised in a cult family and you didn’t discriminate and feel sad for her

@ryanbokros @RepSwalwell Ooff… Really tough crowbarring in of a Fang Fang reference. Bad effort Ryan. Do better

@ABellInTheBurbs @RepSwalwell Where was I wrong? 😉

@ryanbokros @RepSwalwell Right/Wrong? Don’t know… But I could tweet “Box, Fang-Fang, car, pick up dinner, chapstick” and it would make about as much sense as your tweet.

@ABellInTheBurbs @ryanbokros @RepSwalwell Not really. If the congressman is going to critique the behavior and decisions of others, he himself becomes fair game. Glass houses and all that. Besides, I sincerely doubt this episode occurred.

@Hongkonger66 @ABellInTheBurbs @ryanbokros @RepSwalwell Except…Swalwell was the victim of Chinese espionage, which is in no way his fault. Even Fox admitted this.

@eric_kavanagh @hahnalytics @Hongkonger66 @ABellInTheBurbs @ryanbokros @RepSwalwell Following that logic: if someone tries to rob your house, and you call the cops, and they get arrested, in your mind, the entire affair is, somehow, your fault? Or do you need to check their political preferences first?