Wednesday, October 16, 2019

West Wing Reads Anti-Trump Rep. Schiff’s Secret Impeachment Hearings Are a Witch Hunt in a Fantasyland



West Wing Reads

Anti-Trump Rep. Schiff’s Secret Impeachment Hearings Are a Witch Hunt in a Fantasyland


“Rep. Adam Schiff, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the leftists who are attacking President Trump – and by extension everyone who voted for and supports him – have managed to sink to a new low. On the scale of credibility, they are a minus-10. If they yelled fire, you would stay seated,” Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) writes for Fox News.

So far, according to Rep. Biggs, Rep. Schiff or members of his staff have:
  • Held impeachment hearings behind closed doors
     
  • Met with the “whistleblower” before a complaint was filed
     
  • Not followed the rules of the House of Representatives
     
  • Excluded some members of the House from sitting in on proceedings
     
  • Now said that the whistleblower will not even be called to testify
You can’t make it up: “Schiff excuses his misconduct, claiming Republicans will attempt to manipulate the narrative if his impeachment inquiry hearings were public.”

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