Two Dem mayors and Eric Swalwell, involved in a honey trap with China spy

She is suspected to have been a honey trap to at least two anonymous Midwestern Democratic mayors according to an  Axios teport. She goes by the panda bear sounding name, Fang Fang, and sometimes she uses Christine Fang as a pseudonym or a real nym, but whatever her real name is, Democrats, including Rep. Eric "Stinky" Swalwell (D-CA) found her irresistible. 

Fang Fang, a Chinese national alleged spy, developed political contacts primarily in California and attended conferences for U.S. mayors, growing her network of political contacts across the country.

The Fangster also engaged in sexual relationships with no less than two horny mayors of Midwestern cities over a three year period, according to a U.S. intelligence official and a former elected official.

“At least two separate sexual interactions with elected officials, including one of these Midwestern mayors, were caught on FBI electronic surveillance of Fang, according to two intelligence officials,” Axios reported, but said they were not able to identify or speak to the elected officials.

Axios published photos of Fang with Democrat U.S. Reps. Mike Honda (D-CA) and Judy Chu (D-CA), as well as local California officials Fremont Mayor Bill Harrison (D) and San Jose city councilman Ash Kalra (D). 

Democrats all.

According to Axios, the lovely Ms. Fang also volunteered for the unsuccessful campaign of now-Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA). Fang was also a host for a 2013 event with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI).

In the spirit of the Hogan's Heroes character, Sergeant Schultz, a Gabbard spokeswoman claimed the congresswoman “has no recollection of ever meeting or talking with her, nor any recollection of her playing a major role at the fundraiser.”

I know nothing, I see nothing.

And then there's Eric Swalwell.

The flatulent young congressman said on Tuesday that the Axios story about his ties to a Fang Fang was somehow payback by the Trump administration for his [baseless] attacks on Trump over Russia. But like Swalwell's attacks, his claims also provided absolutely no evidence Axios got it wrong.

Fang Fang, “targeted up-and-coming local politicians in the Bay Area and across the country who had the potential to make it big on the national stage” through “campaign fundraising, extensive networking, personal charisma, and romantic or sexual relationships,” Axios reported. “Even though U.S. officials do not believe Fang received or passed on classified information, the case ‘was a big deal, because there were some really, really sensitive people that were caught up’ in the intelligence network, a current senior U.S. intelligence official said.”

“Amid a widening counterintelligence probe, federal investigators became so alarmed by Fang’s behavior and activities that around 2015 they alerted Swalwell to their concerns — giving him a defensive briefing,” Axios reported. “Swalwell immediately cut off all ties to Fang, according to a current U.S. intelligence official, and he has not been accused of any wrongdoing.” 

Other than possibly getting caught with his pants down.

Fang has since skipped the country, returning to Communist China after breaking Democrat hearts.

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