Swalwell accusers describe fear, vindication as scandal ends his bid and triggers resignation

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Two women who accused Rep. Eric Swalwell of sexual misconduct tell CBS News they feel vindicated as Swalwell ends his California gubernatorial bid and resigns from Congress, while a Manhattan DA investigation continues. Ally Sammarco and Annika Albrecht describe explicit messages and Snapchat exchanges that they say reflected a pattern of impunity; Swalwell denies the allegations and says they are politically motivated. The women say the fight for accountability isn’t over and note that dozens of others have reached out with similar concerns. The CBS interview airs on CBS Mornings and CBS Evening News.
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