Swalwell suffers epic beatdown after using his 4-year-old to push for banning already banned guns

There ought to be a law that states when a member of Congress is busted for having fallen prey to a Chinese honeypot, engaging in a sexual relationship with a suspected spy, this person crawls into a hole somewhere and is not heard from again.

Such a law would save U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., a lot of misery, assuming the attention-whore is not a glutton for punishment — then again, accused ChiCom spy Fang Fang may have a doozy of a tale to tell when it comes to the Democrat’s preferences behind closed doors.

Nonetheless, Swalwell used his 4-year-old child to seize the moral high ground following the massacre in Buffalo, N.Y., where 10 people were killed in what looks to be a racially motivated attack by a gunman, to offer a sanctimonious lecture about banning “assault weapons” — never mind that such weapons are already banned in New York.

“My 4-year-old just FaceTimed to ask what I’m doing to “help the people in Buffalo” and “why did the bad man do this?” Absolutely gutting. This cannot be his normal. It’s time to BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS,” Swalwell tweeted, adding the hashtag: #EndGunViolence.

The politicization of shootings of this nature is par for the course these days, but such an argument has little change coming from someone with little credibility in the eyes of so many.

Suffice it to say that few believed the congressman’s son actually said what he claimed the child said, filing the story alongside President Biden’s tale of “Corn Pop.”

As for being a glutton for punishment, if true, Swalwell had an exceptional day on Monday… here’s a quick sampling of the beatdown he received from Twitter:

Tom Tillison

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