Swalwell faces a return reaction on social networks to post Trump to a small aircraft accident in Georgia
Ambassador Eric Swalwell, a D-Calif., Faced with Backlash online after suggesting that President Donald Trump was guilty of a small plane crash in Georgia this weekend.
Swalwell took it On the social media on Monday morning, he stated that Trump had collapsed in the first month of “more aircraft” than any other US president. The MP commented as a reaction to a small accident of a private aircraft that happened this weekend at Covington, Georgia, which left two people dead.
Social media users began to accumulate immediately, calling Swalwell for what they saw as an unjust connection with Trump.
“Do you suggest that the catalysts for these collisions have been caused by policies changed in the last month?” One user wrote.
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“You really have TD. Have a coffee and take a walk,” wrote another user named Southernrepubhammum.
Swalwell’s office He did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital comment request.
FAA, NTSB for short senators in Washington, DC, Midair Collision
Georgia collision saw a one -way plane that took off from the Covington Municipal Airport at 11pm on Saturday at 11 pm. The country’s control lost communication with the plane about 20 minutes later, at which moment the police found the plane crashed near the runway.
Sean Duffy is repeatedly addressed the public regarding the recent aircraft accidents in Washington, DC, Philadelphia and elsewhere. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images | Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
Two aircraft passengers were immediately published dead at the scene.
“On February 15, 2025. Officers of the Covington Police Department responded to the Covington Municipal Airport at about 23:21 after receiving a call from FAA compared to a one-time aircraft that turned there at about 11:00 pm was no further communication from the aircraft After the take -off, “the Covington Police Directorate said in a statement.
The National Transport Safety Committee (NTSB) confirmed that it was investigating the collision.
The wreck is seen in the Potomac River near Ronald National Airport Reagan Washington on Thursday, January 30th. .
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The incident comes after multiple The other plane crashes In recent weeks, the most dramatic collision of a helicopter and a commercial plane in the sky over Washington, DC last month.
