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'''Adam Schiff''' is a member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from [[California]]. | '''Adam Schiff''' is a member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from [[California]]. | ||
| − | [[File:Mifsud and Theresa May.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Alleged KGB agent Joseph Mifsud with [[UK]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Theresa May]]. Schiff is an indefatigable proponent of the most [[extreme]] and | + | [[File:Mifsud and Theresa May.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Alleged KGB agent Joseph Mifsud with [[UK]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Theresa May]]. Schiff is an indefatigable proponent of the most [[extreme]] and lunatic [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]]. ]] |
In the 116th Congress, Schiff served as ranking [[Democrat]] on the House Intelligence Committee tasked with looking into "Russian hacking" and the [[Obama administration]]'s domestic political spying. In the aftermath of [[Hillary Clinton]]'s [[2016 Presidential election]] loss, Democrats, Obama intelligence operatives, and the [[Progressive media]] put out the [[fake news]] story Russians had hacked the election. Such reports were subsequently discredited. | In the 116th Congress, Schiff served as ranking [[Democrat]] on the House Intelligence Committee tasked with looking into "Russian hacking" and the [[Obama administration]]'s domestic political spying. In the aftermath of [[Hillary Clinton]]'s [[2016 Presidential election]] loss, Democrats, Obama intelligence operatives, and the [[Progressive media]] put out the [[fake news]] story Russians had hacked the election. Such reports were subsequently discredited. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, June 9, 2018
Adam Schiff is a member of the United States House of Representatives from California.
Alleged KGB agent Joseph Mifsud with UK Prime Minister Theresa May. Schiff is an indefatigable proponent of the most extreme and lunatic conspiracy theories.
In the 116th Congress, Schiff served as ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee tasked with looking into "Russian hacking" and the Obama administration's domestic political spying. In the aftermath of Hillary Clinton's 2016 Presidential election loss, Democrats, Obama intelligence operatives, and the Progressive media put out the fake news story Russians had hacked the election. Such reports were subsequently discredited.
Schiff memo
Schiff authored the infamous Schiff memo, claiming that the KGB
"in their approach to Papadopoulos, the Russians used common tradecraft and employed a cut-out,” a “Kremlin-linked…Maltese professor named Joseph Mifsud.”