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Swalwell Gets Roasted Over His Relationship With a Chinese Spy Once Again

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D- Calif) is being criticized for asking questioning the size of a Republican’s gun. 

After Rep. Andrew Clyde (R- GA) posted a video to social media proudly displaying AR-15 shaped lapel pins that he passed out to pro-Second Amendment House members earlier the week, Swalwell stuck his nose where it doesn't belong. 

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“Why is it so small?” Swalwell questioned in response. 

Further, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R- GA) invoked the Democrat by throwing his affair with a suspected Chinese spy in his face. 

“Questions only Fang Fang can answer,” Greene hit back at Swalwell. 

Last week, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R- Calif) kicked Swalwell off of the House Intelligence Committee over his intimate relationship with Fang Fang, a Chinese suspected agent. 

In a separate tweet, Greene continued on with the fun, posting a photo of a Chinese surveillance balloon with an early Valentines Day message addressed to Swalwell. 


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