Swalwell Makes A Fool Of Himself (again): falsifies, misinterprets tweet by trump supporter…

Swalwell introduced a couple of tweets in front of the Senate impeachment trial that misinterpreted statements made by Trump supporters. Not only did he misinterpret the tweets, but Swalwell added a fake blue checkmark next to the Tweets author and entered it into the record.

The tweets misinterpreted by Swalwell included “we are bringing the Calvary” and “the Calvary is coming”, which were references to a prayer vigil organized by Trump-supporting churchgoers. Instead, Swalwell made it seem like the statements were a call to violence.

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Here’s a snippet from a letter to Swalwell made by Jennifer Lynn Lawrence, one of the authors of the tweets:

I don’t do horses ok(I’m from New York). I’m not in the army either so the use of the word cavalry would have been pretty stupid. It’s a wonder Congressman Swalwell didn’t pick up on it.

Bringing the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ (AKA the salvation of everyone) back to Washington DC was EXACTLY why we organized three successful protests on November 14, December 12, and January 5th. We believe our sacred institutions have rotted through with bloat and corruption PRECISELY because they have separated the State from God.

Here she is talking about it with John Solomon:

Hey @RepSwalwell, you maliciously altered the appearance and meaning of my tweet used yesterday. We brought the CALVARY to Washington DC, our event on January 5th was even called Prayer To Save https://t.co/AvRukmAdtQ@leadpastor @pastorlocke @RealMattCouch @pastormarkburns

— Jennifer Lynn Lawrence (@JenLawrence21) February 11, 2021

I’ve never been verified on Twitter so why did my Tweet used in the fact-free impeachment include a verification badge? I’m assuming Democrats faked it like they are faking the whole case. @RepSwalwell why did you add a verified badge to my tweet in your presentation? pic.twitter.com/9Ww0TLveNA

— Jennifer Lynn Lawrence (@JenLawrence21) February 10, 2021

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