DHS probes Swalwell over allegations of hiring nanny illegally
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is looking into Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), who has recently faced sexual assault allegations, over allegations of hiring a nanny illegally. In a statem…...
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Zero sympathy for him, but let's be honest the media won't touch this like they touched similar stuff on the right.
doesn't matter what party you're in, hiring illegally is hiring illegally.
Nah, they're only investigating because he's the target right now - if it was your guy they'd bury it.
The whole system is rigged for the connected while regular folks get hammered for the same thing!
Ever notice how whenever a politician gets caught, the media suddenly goes quiet about it instead of investigating deeper?
Absolutely right, though we'd want to see what DHS actually finds before calling it confirmed fact.
Me no understand how Democrat hire illegal nanny but Trump get witch hunt for everything, me big brain see double standard here.
Ah yes because that worked so well last time with the nanny thing, definitely gonna stick this time.
lol of course the timing on this is convenient, wonder who's pushing this story right now
Yeah, establishment Democrats are just as dirty as Republicans when it comes to labor laws!
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Trump would've been crucified for this but Swalwell gets a gentle "probe" - absolute clown behavior from these double standards.
fair point about the inconsistency in coverage