You gotta admit — the man is versatile. Yesterday, Adam Schiff made the case that his membership on the House Intelligence Committee is indispensable to American national security. The White Hou.
You gotta admit — the man is versatile. Yesterday, Adam Schiff made the case that his membership on the House Intelligence Committee is indispensable to American national security. The White House followed up yesterday by insisting that his expertise was crucial to the committee, which Karen covers in our next post.
Less than 24 hours later, Schiff’s now launched a campaign that abandons his House seat altogether — and takes aim at the seat of another Democrat:
So he’s indispensable to House intelligence oversight yesterday and dispensable enough to retire from his seat altogether today? How does that work? It works as well as using TikTok to proclaim your expertise in intelligence work — a platform which US and other intel services suspect is a proxy and/or Trojan horse for China’s spies.
That’s hardly the only curious aspect of this decision and timing. In the first place, the US Senate seat in California up for grabs next year isn’t vacant. Democrat Dianne Feinstein currently holds it, and while many figure she planned to retire at the end of this term, she has yet to announce that decision.
