Congressman Adam Schiff celebrates the selection of the Los Angeles River Watershed as a priority project under the Urban Waters Federal Partnership. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Tami A. Heilemann)
Patricia McCarthy, writing at The American Thinker, tells readers that after lying his way through the Mueller investigation, Rep. Adam Schiff has now doubled down on his stupidity for the impeachment process. She writes (abridged):
Adam Schiff… for three years claimed to have evidence that proved Trump had colluded with the Russians to win the election.
That was a big lie.
He’s been lying ever since. And now, three years later, even after Trump released the transcript of his phone conversation with the President of Ukraine, Schiff read into the record an entirely fabricated version of said conversation. Who does that? Schiff clearly had written his fake version earlier, never expecting Trump to release the transcript but was so impressed with his own scriptwriting, he could not let go of his opportunity to perform his lie to all those assembled in that room and to the American people. It was a pathetic spectacle.
Did Schiff learn anything from this embarrassing presentation? Not a thing. With each passing failure of the Left’s effort to drive Trump from office, he and his cohorts in the House have doubled down on stupid. The Dems are illogical and unreasonable.
As Schiff conducts his cloistered interrogations of a variety of alleged “witnesses” who are not witnesses at all, Trump supporters are supposed to melt in fear of Trump’s removal from office. All but one or two of these people were not privy to the phone conversation. Some have never once met or spoken to the President. They are just a string of people Schiff has conscripted who disagree with Trump’s manner of conducting foreign policy without their considered expert advice. Schiff actually thinks that parading these men and women before his little intel committee in secret is going to convince someone, anyone, that Trump should be impeached. It is in fact convincing Americans that this entire process is not only unfair but an unconstitutional, a perversion of justice.
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