Democrat Eric Swalwell, who was recently forced to resign for various reasons, including accusations of rape, is now also accused of sending videos of himself in the act of pleasuring himself to various women on the internet.
It is positively stunning to think that up until just a few weeks ago, this man was the leading Democrat candidate for the governor of California.
Swalwell is facing charges in New York as well as California and will be lucky to avoid prison.
Eric Swalwell Sent Women ‘Videos of Him Masturbating’ and Other Perverted Messages After Joining Snapchat to Restore ‘Faith’ in ‘Democracy’: Report https://t.co/XSHNRBt3bN
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) May 4, 2026
From Mediaite:
Eric Swalwell Sent Women ‘Videos of Him Masturbating’ and Other Perverted Messages After Joining Snapchat to Restore ‘Faith’ in ‘Democracy’: Report
Former Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell was accused by multiple women of sending sexual messages, including “videos of him masturbating,” after becoming one of the first members of Congress to join Snapchat in an effort to restore “faith” in “democracy.”
In a bombshell report on Sunday – less than a month after Swalwell resigned from Congress after being accused of rape and sexual assault by multiple women – CNN spoke to “more than a dozen” women who claimed the congressman had made them feel uncomfortable, both in person and online, over the past decade.
Several women told CNN that the congressman had sent them sexually explicit messages on Snapchat after he became “one of the first lawmakers to join Snapchat” and was heralded in the media as “the Snapchat king of Congress,” according to CNN.
“We can restore a lot of faith that people have in their democracy by opening it up a little bit more,” Swalwell told The Hill in 2016 after joining the messaging service. “Snapchat is a great way to do that.”
To make matters worse, Swalwell is allegedly STILL communicating with former interns on social media. Watch:
🇺🇸 Rep. Eric Swalwell, already facing sexual assault allegations, was reportedly still messaging a former intern on Snapchat as recently as this month.
Then that intern was asked why she took a screenshot of his chat history.
What the hell?pic.twitter.com/tVqAFNuEHV https://t.co/O2TZutjPJp
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 2, 2026
His lawyers would be wise to advise him to get off the internet. Like yesterday.
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