How Eric Swalwell's fall was brought on by a network of women who organized online
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How Eric Swalwell's fall was brought on by a network of women who organized online
"My whole body felt physically sick and I remember my head rushed, and I just was like, oh, my gosh. I just felt like I had to do everything I could to just hold one man accountable."
"The Democratic candidate currently leading the California governor's race has a known history of being predatory towards women. And while it may be seen as politically expedient to sweep this under the rug, it is the wrong thing to do and we know it."
"Hunt says these accounts ranged from allegations of unwanted sexual advances by Swalwell to accusations of rape."
"A lawyer for Swalwell called the accusations against him false, fabricated and deeply offensive."
Annika Albrecht felt compelled to hold Eric Swalwell accountable after he emerged as a front runner for California governor, recalling past harassment. She shared her story with attorney Cheyenne Hunt, who created a video highlighting Swalwell's alleged predatory behavior. The video prompted other women to come forward with their experiences, leading to serious allegations being reported by major news outlets. Swalwell subsequently withdrew from the governor's race and resigned from Congress amid the growing controversy.
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