i can see why it's not on the finance committee
Posted on 05/21/2019 3:54:53 AM PDT by blueplum
Rep. Eric Swalwell has accumulated a massive credit card debt, failed to pay off his student loans and cashed out his pension despite earning $174,000 a year since 2013.
The longshot presidential candidate, who appears to have qualified for the Democratic Party debates, is unlikely to point to his personal financial management as the reason he should be the next U.S. president...
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-PJ
I don’t know, being able to rack up amazing debt seems like a good qualification to be US President.
Cocaine habit, IMO.
Another government loser...on our dime!
Thomas Jefferson, the FIRST Democrat had a lot of personal debt. May that is why the South Bend Lawyer wants to get rid of him. John Adams, the First Republican, had a lot of assets. Things haven’t changed much in all of these years.
Maybe MS Cortex could rent him a little bed space in her DC luxury apartment, which SHE probably can’t afford, either
Already a criminal looking to up the ante
i can see why it's not on the finance committee
Hookers and blow...
He’s a perfect fit for the Rat Congress. He needs lessons though from Mad Maxine how to get rich via graft and campaign funds.
Guys like this are either drug heads or gambling rats.
The rest he just wasted, eh?
Can’t manage his debt despite making over $100K the past several years. He doesn’t own any real estate. Are you kidding me? I wouldn’t let him manage my piggy bank full of pennies.
Some anonymous donor will bail him out.
Not necessarily. According to Wiki, he married his second wife in 2016 and she’s a sales director for the Ritz Carlton hotel in Half Moon Bay, CA. They also have had two kids in the time since they got married. Purely guessing, I’d say they probably have a combined income of about $275,000 per year on which they have to maintain two homes and pay for the kids.
Nadler should subpoena Swallow-well’s last 10 years’ of tax returns!
What a crappy rep that can’t manage to get rich in congress like the rest of them.
Working in the financial industry, potential new hires are subject to a credit check in addition to the usual criminal, drug, and educational background checks.
The reason being that you don’t want to hire someone with financial motivation to raid the cookie jar.
This guy seems ripe for corruption and influence peddling.
He can’t manage his own affairs, and he wants to manage the country?
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