And It Gets WORSE: A Dig Into Eric Swalwell Mortgage Fraud Deets Shows He May Be INELIGIBLE for Congress

We admit it. Yesterday, when we saw the news about Eric Swalwell being referred to the DOJ for potential criminal charges of mortgage fraud, we giggled ... a lot.

FINE, WE'RE PETTY THAT WAY.

At least we own it.

Now, here's where it gets even better, or worse, we suppose, if you're Swalwell. Seems he may not actually be an inhabitant of California. You know, the state he supposedly represents? Heh.

Take a look:

🚨 BREAKING: Disgraced Rep. Eric Swalwell has been referred to the DOJ for potential CRIMINAL CHARGES after evidence of mortgage fraud was found by FHFA Chair Bill @Pulte, per NBC

Swalwell not only committed mortgage fraud — he deemed himself INELIGIBLE to be a member of… pic.twitter.com/6jNvQH4RVA
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) November 13, 2025

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... Congress, as he declared his DC residence his primary residence.
No public record searches show a home owned or leased by Swalwell in California.
Members of Congress are required under Article I, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution to be “inhabitants” of the state they represent at the time of their election
Swalwell was not and IS not an inhabitant of California, it seems.

HOOBOY.

So, if he's not a resident of California, he can't represent California. Right? Again, we're not experts on any of this, but if the law says a representative must be an inhabitant of their state and Eric declared DC as his primary residence, you'd think he'd have to give up his seat.

Yes?

No?

Besides, you'd think having any relationship with a Communist Chinese spy would be disqualifying but what do we know?

Has literally every single Democrat committed mortgage fraud at this point?

This is insane.
— Matt Van Swol (@mattvanswol) November 13, 2025

And It Gets WORSE: A Dig Into Eric Swalwell Mortgage Fraud Deets Shows He May Be INELIGIBLE for Congress

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