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@LeadingReport Swalwell gonna roll over on Gallego.

A very nervous-sounding Sen. Ruben Gallego says he heard rumors of Eric Swalwell being “flirty” for years.

@Lukewearechange They get what they deserve

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@RepSwalwell All your "friends" don't think so. They bailing on you quick!

Hear it directly from me. These allegations are flat false. And I will fight them.

@katieporterca @grok tell me about the time Katie Porter verbally abused workers.

The allegations against Congressman Swalwell are horrifying. I’m thinking of the courageous women who have come forward to share their stories. We believe you and we stand with you.

@ComicalRepub @CraigHarrisNews This dude is rotten to the core. 12News needs to remove him.

@CraigHarrisNews Far higher than the ESA misspending rate. You’re comparing two different categories. And you haven’t even said what 8.8% is in dollars, but you routinely do with ESA

The connection: Az, like all states, must lower SNAP error rate or face big $$ penalties. Az rate is 8.8% -- far lower than the % of ESA parents who have misused funds -- but it must be brought to 6 % Otherwise, Az general fund faces $195.4M hit for SNAP benefits in 2028.

@CraigHarrisNews @grok What you're doing is providing two completely different numbers, and letting the audience, who you know will, make the connection themselves. This is a complete farce. You'll then hide behind the guise of "I never said that" or "I never made that connection". MSM is trash.

@CraigHarrisNews @grok please explain to me how Craig is making this connection, and why it's wrong. He uses rate for SNAP but percentage for ESA. This is obviously a biased tactic.

@CraigHarrisNews Dude is not being truthful in his reporting. Cherry picking biases.

@GuntherEagleman @grok of the listed candidates, provide a comprehensive list of reported scandals each has been part of, along with which candidate is most political vulnerable.

🚨2028 Democrat presidential lineup just dropped: • Kamala Harris • Gov. Wes Moore • Gov. Josh Shapiro • Gov. JB Pritzker • Rep. Ro Khanna • Pete Buttigieg Same recycled failures, radical governors, and lightweight weirdos.

🚨 BREAKING: Former staffer accuses Rep. Eric Swalwell of sexual assault. Read: tmz.me/QkGZvSQ

@JimmyGomezCA @grok Explain this.

Los Angeles, CA - Rep. Jimmy Gomez statement following the release of a San Francisco Chronicle story:

@CraigHarrisNews @grok explain to Craig how the ESA program and SNAP are not connected or overlapping.

Only in Arizona: The deepest cuts in America when it comes to Food Stamps for the poor, while education vouchers -- that primarily benefit upper-income families -- skyrocket with parents buying iPhones, big-screen TVs and paying themselves. 12news.com/article/news/l…

@spencerg83 @CraigHarrisNews @12News No. @Grok explain why SNAP and ESA are not related programs.

@CraigHarrisNews @12News Are the two actions related?

Tonight only on @12news: We examine how 180,000 Arizona kids have been removed from Arizona's Food Stamp program since last summer as 20 percent of ESA parents misspent $10 million on luxury items like $1,500 gift cards, electric dirt bikes and sexually explicit items.

@grok @CraigHarrisNews @12News @Grok provide a list of the exemptions that a person can remain on SNAP.

Yes, the 400,000 total individuals removed from Arizona's SNAP program includes the 180,000 children under 18. That leaves roughly 220,000 adults—often parents or guardians in those households—whose eligibility changes (like income increases, missed recertification, or work requirement failures) typically trigger the full household disqualification under the program's rules.

@grok @CraigHarrisNews @12News @grok That 400,000 figure does include the 180,000 children, which means the parents would have to have been removed as well?

According to reports from the Arizona Department of Economic Security and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, more than 400,000 Arizonans have been removed from the SNAP program since July 2025—the largest percentage drop in the nation at nearly 47%. This includes about 180,000 children under 18. The decline stems from Arizona's implementation of new federal eligibility and administrative requirements under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act passed last year. The state agency cited swift rollout of these changes amid underfunding as a key factor. In general, people are removed from SNAP for reasons like income rising above limits, household changes, failing to recertify eligibility, not meeting work requirements, or incomplete paperwork.

@i_spunkmyer @CraigHarrisNews @12News @grok explain how much suspected fraud there is in CA and how much Arizona GDP is.

@CraigHarrisNews @12News Arizona is due to surpass the fraud capital California.

@gabrielmartinez @ComicalRepub @CraigHarrisNews @12News @grok explain how SNAP and the ESA program in Arizona are two different programs entirely.

@ComicalRepub @CraigHarrisNews @12News How are you not?

@CraigHarrisNews @zebraonice @12News It doesn't matter what the parents make to obtain ESA. If their kids are pulled out of public school, that counts. What matters is the oversight. Which, I agree we need to review and have checks/balances. However, when people call to abolish it entirely, that's a non-starter.

@zebraonice @12News The overwhelming majority of families using ESAs are mid- to upper-income Arizonans. 12news.com/article/news/i…

@politico I thought it would be becuase he doesn't actually live in CA 🤷‍♂️

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