Rep. Eric Swalwell and his former chief of staff, Yardena Wolf, may have violated House ethics rules by aggressively reaching out to congressional colleagues for support for their AI company, Findraiser. The practice, which has raised questions about whether the congressman and his top staffer abused their positions, has been criticized by Democratic colleagues and may have used the company as a legislative negotiating tactic. The House Ethics Committee prohibits members from using their position to generate private financial gain and warns against promoting or endorsing products tied to them. Despite revealing a modest $60,000 in revenue from just over a dozen Democratic campaigns, many tied to the congressman's political orbit.