Schiff hit the fans of Donald Trump as well as the President

Rep. Andy Biggs Introduces Motion to Censure Adam Schiff  "Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) on Friday introduced a motion to condemn and censure House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) for performing a fabricated conversation between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his opening statement at a panel hearing Thursday morning." . . .
The president added, . . . “Adam Schiff therefore lied to Congress and attempted to defraud the American Public,” he added. “He has been doing this for two years. I am calling for him to immediately resign from Congress based on this fraud!” . . .

Republicans see impeachment backfiring. Democrats fear they may be right

Actor Randy Quaid ponders running against Schiff for Congress, says it’s time to empty the ‘sh***er’  "Actor Randy Quaid is not happy with Adam Schiff following the California congressman’s bizarre behavior during a House Intelligence Committee hearing this week.

Deep State Ukraine fabrications, House Idiocrats, China hit Friday stocks . . . "The Deep State – with the assistance of the Idiocrats and #NeverTrumpers like the disgraceful Mitt Romney, preferred the election of corrupt Hillary Clinton in 2016." . . . 

Chris Wallace insults Trump defenders more aggressively than usual over Ukraine call  . . . Wallace’s slam against Trump and his “defenders” took social media by storm. Since he’s on Fox News, many viewers of the clip didn’t see it coming, and Fox’s competition ate it up."

'The worst kind of partisan': The View panel tears into Adam Schiff over Trump transcript 'parody'

You lose the Hollywood libs, what do you have left? Well, maybe academia...and, well CNN...oh, there's MSNBC. TD

Washington Examiner  "Hosts of ABC's The View said Rep. Adam Schiff, the chairman of House Intelligence Committee, should not have tried to make "jokes" of President Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian president. 
" 'Sometimes the jokes should be left to the comedians," host Joy Behar said on the Friday show about Schiff's attempted "parody" of the transcript before a House hearing. 
" 'I think if you have to clarify that it’s a parody, you’ve done it wrong," host Meghan McCain added. "This is not a time for parody at all. I can’t stand Adam Schiff. I think he’s the worst kind of partisan in Washington."
"Host Abby Huntsman said Schiff should not be the figurehead for impeachment; rather, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi should take control of impeachment proceedings.

"The California Democrat has attempted to defend his "parody" transcript, which was met with criticism by a lot of Republicans.
 " 'My summary of the president's call was meant to be at least part in parody," Schiff said Thursday. "The fact that that's not clear is a separate problem in and of itself. Of course, the president never said, 'If you don't understand me, I'm going to say it seven more times.' My point is that's the message that the Ukraine president was receiving, in not so many words." "The Trump administration released a transcript of a call that the president had with the Ukrainian president. In the call, Trump asked the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden over potential corruption. Schiff and Democrats argued that the president had threatened Ukraine's military aid if they did not open the investigation."

Adam Schiff, this is what you call "parody":

Marionette Strings Clearly Visible During Greta Thunberg Testimony

. . . ""Hey, wait a minute!" one attendee shouted. "Those are puppet strings, kinda like on Thunderbirds!" This caused some uproar, with everyone tracing the strings to see who had brainwashed this young girl into thinking the world was ending and pulling her strings. Some people got bored with the speech after that and just went and watched Thunderbirds, which had more interesting puppets and better acting.
"Security found the other end of the marionette strings hastily abandoned by whoever had been controlling her, and a man fitting the description of Al Gore diving off the fire escape into a private jet. Thunberg slumped down in her chair and shortly woke up out of her daze, angered and disappointed to find she had been exploited like this."
And of course this: Government That Wants You To Take Climate Change Seriously Invites Foreign High School Kid To Testify Before Congress.
Oh, wait. Don Lemon wants to ask a question.

An open letter to the Democratic party

The Spectator

So Democrats, please stop with this nonsense that people like me have left you, as you endlessly tell me on Twitter. You pushed us away. Offer us a compelling vision of the future based on the strength of your ideas and policies. If you can’t, maybe you don’t deserve to win.

Rep. Ilhan Omar, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Pramila Jayapal

     "Dear Democrats, I’m mad at you. I was raised a die-hard, bleeding-heart liberal. My grandmother was an Irish Catholic New Englander who worshipped JFK almost as much as Jesus. My dad and his nine siblings sang for the Kennedys at Hammersmith Farm.

     "For decades, I was a loyal regular at your bar until suddenly you started ignoring me. You took my support for granted and dismissed my concerns, focusing instead on courting the young city hipsters with their scooters and their designer weed and their craft beers. You began overlooking pragmatic moderates and catering to loud extremists who favor rewriting the Constitution and accelerating our lurch towards socialism.
      "So in 2016, feeling politically homeless, I dropped my party affiliation. How did this happen? How did I go from being a lifetime Democrat to a registered independent? I am far from alone: why don’t you Democrats seem to care?
. . . 
     "Having been born and raised a liberal Democrat, I had only a vague sense of the truth behind America’s political divisions. This was because of the left’s firm domination of media, entertainment and education. I subscribed to what I now call ‘The Approved Message’, a sort of ‘right-think’ that meant you were one of the good guys: a Democrat. It made for a simpler life.
     "Then came Trumpism. The Approved Message grew louder and angrier. It coalesced into a progressive religion, ‘Wokeism’, which adopted increasingly complex rules. Suddenly, there was no limit on what someone might deem offensive. Certain opinions, words and ideas became unacceptable overnight. Citizens took to policing one another’s jokes, tone and internet histories.
     "It quickly became clear that anyone who supported Trump (to be clear, I am not a fan) should be shamed and ostracized. If they were a family member, disowned. In fact, coming out as anything other than anti-Trump could end your career, get you kicked out of your mommy group or land you on the wrong side of a virtual mob.
     "Like most Americans, I was suddenly playing catch-up. Speech is violence, capitalism and democracy are oppressive, critical thinking is ‘fence-sitting’ ".
    "If you try nuance or engage in ‘wrong-think’ on sacred issues, you won’t just get into a tiff with the neighbors; now there’s every chance you will have your personal life dragged into the public square in order to shame you into obscurity. The days of buffet-style politics are no longer allowed. You either check all the boxes of the ‘good’ party, or you belong to the ‘bad’ one. When I dared to push back by writing articles, I was struck by how quickly the left rejected me. Millions noticed this too: they watched in stunned silence as leftists demanded books be censored, scrutinized language and called anyone who disagreed a Nazi.
     "Flash forward three years into a Trump administration and instead of learning from mistakes, the loudest members of the party are heading for the same brick wall. At this point the 2020 Democratic platform feels like a barely veiled threat: ‘Vote for us or you’re racist."
Read the full article here. There is much more.

Barack Obama, the real king of the quid pro quo

Forget the child human shields, look at someone who could take the Thunbergians to school on climate

Israeli Astrophysicist Dr. Nir Shaviv: ‘How Climate Change Pseudoscience Became Publicly Accepted’ 
" ‘Tenfold variations in CO2 over the past half-billion years have no correlation whatsoever with temperature’ "

"Professor Nir Shaviv, the chairman of the Racah Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: "The West would then realize that global warming never was and never will be a serious problem...To begin with, the story we hear in the media, that most 20th-century warming is anthropogenic, that the climate is very sensitive to changes in CO2, and that future warming will, therefore, be large and will happen very soon, simply isn’t supported by any direct evidence, only a shaky line of circular reasoning."

"Shaviv: "There is no evidence on any time scale showing that CO2 variations or other changes to the energy budget cause large temperature variations. There is, however, evidence to the contrary. Tenfold variations in CO2 over the past half-billion years have no correlation whatsoever with temperature; likewise, the climate response to large volcanic eruptions such as Krakatoa.Both examples lead to the inescapable upper limit of 1.5 degrees C per CO2 doubling—much more modest than the sensitive IPCC climate models predict. However, the large sensitivity of the latter is required in order to explain 20th-century warming, or so it is erroneously thought."

"Censorship: "My interview with Forbes. A few hours after the article was posted online, it was removed by the editors “for failing to meet our editorial standards.” The fact that it’s become politically incorrect to have any scientific discussion has led the public to accept the pseudo-argumentation supporting the catastrophic scenarios.' " . . . Source: Climate Depot

" ‘I may lose it here in a sec’: Electric police car runs out of power during pursuit" 
California will pay any price to "save the planet".

Dems must go after Trump if they want to protect Joe Biden

http://www.terrellaftermath.com/

American Thinker  . . . If President Trump is the cop, who is the perp?  Joe Biden.  That's whom the Dems are protecting.  The purpose of Joe's involvement, wielding the influence and the power of America, was to turn off the investigation of his son's relationship with Burisma, the leading natural gas company in Ukraine.  Then he boasted about doing so.  The boasting is preventive.  He gets the story out without his son's involvement, and he has neutralized it, or so he thought.

"But it's not just Biden.  The Dems are protecting the process that Biden used: wielding the power of America to shake down governments — foreign and domestic — for personal enrichment.  Doing so, they give the Republic the back of their hand — which means giving us the back of their hand.

"How do they go after the cop, the president, an upright man?  By bearing false witness against him.  Adam Schiff's tissue of lies in his opening statement at the House Intelligence Committee hearing on Thursday is an example of this.  He is unembarrassed because lies are the means liberalism uses for public argument.

"But don't miss the significance of Schiff making up the case against the president.  This is an open hearing, and all the documents are in the public domain.  Yet Schiff is brazen enough to misrepresent the situation.  What does that tell you?  That the truth is not good enough.  That if he stuck to the truth, he wouldn't have a case!" . . .

Members of Adam Schiff's House Intelligence Committee

House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence  Rep. Mike Turner, Ohio Republican on Adam Schiff's committee got numerous texts from his constituents telling him to speak out against Schiff for his distortion of the Trump phone call to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky. Since they could not find anything impeachable in the phone call text, it had to be created by the corrupt Schiff.
Please consider contacting other members when you see them being: A.demagogic, or B. ineffective in their opposition to Trump. The Tunnel Dweller:

The House Intelligence Committee 
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence
Democrats:

• Adam Schiff Chair                                                                
• André Carson
• Peter Welch
• Eric Swalwell
• Jackie Speier
• Terri Sewell
• Mike Quigley
• Joaquin Castro
• Sean Maloney
• Raja Krishnamoorthi
• Jim Himes
• Denny Heck
• Val Demings

Republicans

• Devin Nunes Ranking Member
• John Ratcliffe
• Michael Turner
• Chris Stewart
• Elise Stefanik
• William "Will" Hurd
• Rick Crawford
• Mike Conaway
• Brad Wenstrup

Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Still, fortunately headed by Republicans for now.