Todd Starnes reported on Gettr that Rep. Eric Swalwell, who cozied up to a Chinese Communist spy, got Todd Starnes kicked off Twitter. It might be temporary but to think this lying CCP-enabler has this power is sick.
Eric Swalwell, the California Democrat whose gal pal was a Chinese spy, just got me booted from Twitter. He reported me to Twitter and accused me of spreading hate speech. I pointed out that it was a good time to remember that Biden did not vet many of the Afghan refugees. The point being we don’t know what kind of very bad people have been allowed to sneak into the country. I never said the suspect was Afghan. Swalwell said I was putting on a target on the backs of his Afghan constituents. On the issue of “on your back,” I wonder how the congressman’s alleged relationship with Fang Fang is going?
He linked to Swalwell’s tweet:
So, a representative can sleep with a Chinese Communist spy, presenting a national security risk, and can get Todd Starnes booted for telling the truth, but gets to keep his job on the INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE.
What a joke our government and these social media platforms have become.
This is your radical Democrat Party leading the nation into Hades.
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It amazes me that anyone is concerned about social media anymore. All of the platforms are anti-conservative, anti America, and certainly anti-truth. Swalwell in nothing if not a traitor and a seditionist and a chinese sympathizer and supporter. My advice it to ignore all social media platforms and do what is necessary to remove scum like swalwell, aoc, etc. from our government. Vote them out or remove them by other means, but purge them from our government for the good of America.
WHEN is Swalwell going to hang for TREASON? This bastard needs a good hard kick in the balls… out the door.
Good, good, they reveal their true allegiances.
Another mark of a tyrant is that he likes foreigners better than citizens, and lives with them and invites them to his table; for the one are enemies, but the Others enter into no rivalry with him. — from Politics by Aristotle
(h/t-AB)