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leftstreet

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7. I think that's the wrong question

Reply to Chasstev365 (Original post)

Fri Apr 10, 2026, 09:56 PM

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why the accusers would wait

Why would Swalwell proceed THIS FAR into a run for Governor without asking himself "is there anything in my past that might endanger my chances?"

This speaks to a reckless sense of entitlement and arrogance that we don't need in public officials with power.

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Just asking. [View all] Chasstev365 Friday OP

One might speculate that Stone somehow encouraged Klarkashton Friday #1

Victims tend not to speak out because they feel ashamed or alone, and that people will question them, because there's WhiskeyGrinder Friday #2

Just asking why some people automatically discount women when the man Maru Kitteh Friday #3

To your points -- mr715 Friday #4

It is so frustrating for voters Raven123 Friday #5

This message was self-deleted by its author anciano Friday #6

I think that's the wrong question leftstreet Friday #7