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After Swalwell Craters, CA GOP Jubilant But Divided
After Swalwell Craters, CA GOP Jubilant But Divided
Authored by Susan Crabtree via RealClearPolitics,
SAN DIEGO—Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign implosion on Friday couldn’t have been better timing for California Republicans.
The state’s GOP was already set to convene in San Diego for their spring convention over the weekend, and the series of Democratic leader defections from Swalwell, as additional sexual allegations surfaced on social media, left candidates and activists gleeful and gloating.
Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host and the frontrunner in the crowded contest to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom...
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