Schiff's unethical coverup of his own conduct in sham impeachment inquiry

Elizabeth Vaughn:
Schiff Denies Nunes’ Request To Subpoena Ciaramella, Calls It Redundant And Unnecessary; But There Is A Silver Lining
Schiff is determined to be unfair to the President and the GOP as well as coverup the corruption of the Bidens and the Obama administration.

Streiff describes the corruption:
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Joe Biden undeniably intervened to call off Ukrainian prosecutors from investigating his son, Hunter.
Joe Biden and undeniably engaged in years of pay-to-play conduct whereby his good offices could be purchased for putting a lucrative deal in Hunter Biden’s path.
The media have shown zero interest. They may say they have reported on it but they have done so in the context of it all being a “conspiracy theory.” Look at the way the media reported on the fairly tangential association Neil Bush had with Silverado Savings and Loan to see how the media covers a Republican president who has an adult son involved in even a mildly questionable role in a very questionable institution.

The last clip is the best.

The whistleblower disappeared. What ever happened to the second whistleblower? Why isn’t the first whistleblower going to testify anymore? You know why, because everything he wrote in that report, almost, was a lie. Because he made a phony phone call. My phone call was perfect. He made it sound bad. That’s why I had to release. The whistleblower is a disgrace to our country. A disgrace. And the whistleblower, because of that, should be revealed. And his lawyer, who said the worst thing possible two years ago, he should be sued. And maybe for treason. Maybe for treason. But he should be sued. His lawyer’s as disgrace, a disgrace. Ask him this, where is the second whistleblower, right? Where’s the witness that gave the whistleblower the information? They all disappeared. Because Adam Schiff is a corrupt politician. He’s corrupt. He made up a speech and he put in my voice in it. He made up a speech, had nothing to do with what I said. Adam Schiff is a corrupt politician that’s not giving us due process, not giving us lawyers, and despite all that we’re kicking their ass.

I don’t like flinging the allegation of treason about but as no one on the left or in NeverTrump circles had any second thoughts about levying that ludicrous and stupid charge against President Trump over the last three years, I’m not inclined to jump to the defense of Eric Ciaramella. And Trump is right, Eric Ciaramella used his access to classified information for the purpose of carrying out a polticial vendetta against a president Ciaramella opposes and to try to scuttle an Ukraine policy that Ciaramella supports despite his preferred policy not being in the best interests of the United States. That is disgraceful conduct and he needs to be publicly called to account for his dishonesty and duplicity and f*** his whistleblower protection.

On the subject of Schiff, Trump is entirely correct.

One of Schiff’s major fundraisers is a Ukrainian arms dealer....
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In the process, Schiff has also made the impeachment a wholly partisan effort.  He has gone full Stalin.

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