Eric Swalwell, a U.S. Congressman representing California’s 14th district since 2013, recently shared his thoughts on various issues through a series of tweets. Known for succeeding Pete Stark in Congress and hailing from Sac City, Iowa, Swalwell has been an active voice in political discussions.
On July 2, 2025, Swalwell questioned the decision of Representative Mackenzie (PA-07) regarding a bill that could potentially affect thousands. He stated, “Why would @RepMackenzie (PA-07) vote for this bill? 26,352 people would lose access to their healthcare. 40,011 households could lose access to their food assistance. 573 energy jobs could be lost.”
Later that day, Swalwell expressed relief over news concerning Ted’s wellbeing in a tweet saying “Ted is alive! Whew—I thought Tucker buried him 100 feet below the Earth. Welcome back! *And Happy Canada Day (belated).” This post was made at approximately 11:11 PM UTC.
In another post made shortly before midnight on the same day, Swalwell challenged an unnamed individual with a direct statement: “But. You. Will. Vote. For. It.” Prove me wrong. This tweet reflects his anticipation of support for a particular legislative action.
Eric Swalwell continues to engage actively with political discourse as he serves his constituents from Livermore and draws upon his educational background from the University of Maryland.
