Schiff acting like a lawyer for Vindman rather than a fair chairman

Jeff Dunetz and Alicia Luke:
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, Rep. Jim Jordan shredded Adam Schiff over his censorship of their questions to witnesses, the continuation of the Soviet-style scheme he’s been running for weeks and the one-sided leaks by Adam Schiff crafted to attack President Trump. Still no actual due process for the President. Scalise and Jordan

“When we asked [Vindman] who he spoke to after important events in July — Adam Schiff says, ‘no, no, no, we’re not going to let him answer that question,”‘ Jordan said.

Jordan went on to say that Schiff seemed to be breaking his own rules for the hearings, implying the chairman was acting almost like a “lawyer” for Vindman.

“This stinks to high heaven. This shouldn’t be allowed, not in the United States of America.”
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There is more.

Schiff acts as if he is afraid of allowing the truth to come out.

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