The walls are closing in on one of the most compromised members of Congress, and Rep. Lauren Boebert is making sure Americans know exactly what's at stake.
The firebrand Colorado Republican has released new information regarding Rep. Eric Swalwell's deeply troubling relationship with Christine Fang—better known as "Fang Fang"—a suspected Chinese intelligence operative who infiltrated California political circles before mysteriously fleeing the country in 2015 when the FBI came knocking.
Let's be crystal clear about what we're dealing with here, Patriots. A sitting member of the House Intelligence Committee—with access to America's most closely guarded secrets—was romantically linked to a woman the FBI believes was working for the Chinese Communist Party. And yet, inexplicably, Swalwell remains on that committee to this day.
Boebert's latest revelations add more fuel to what should be a five-alarm fire in Washington. The Colorado congresswoman has been relentless in her pursuit of accountability, demanding answers that the mainstream media refuses to seek and that Democratic leadership desperately wants to bury.
Here's what should infuriate every single American: imagine for one moment if a Republican congressman had been caught in the same compromising situation. The legacy media would run wall-to-wall coverage for months. There would be congressional hearings, special counsels, and calls for resignation on every cable news channel.
But because Swalwell has a (D) after his name? Crickets.
This is the same Eric Swalwell who spent years pushing the debunked Russia collusion hoax against President Trump. The same Swalwell who pontificated endlessly about "foreign interference" while apparently sharing his bed with an actual foreign intelligence asset. You can't make this stuff up, folks.
With the Trump administration working overtime to root out corruption and protect American interests from CCP infiltration, the Swalwell scandal takes on renewed importance. How can Congress conduct proper oversight of our intelligence agencies when one of its overseers may have been compromised by a hostile foreign power?
Boebert and her Republican colleagues are demanding a full accounting. They want to know exactly what intelligence Swalwell had access to during his relationship with Fang Fang. They want to know why he was allowed to remain on the Intelligence Committee after the FBI briefed congressional leaders about the situation. And they want to know what, if anything, he shared with his Chinese handler.
These aren't unreasonable questions. These are the questions any serious journalist or elected official should be asking.
Source: Next News Network
