You’re still pushing that debunked garbage, Adam Schiff?
Of course you are — lying is your brand. You’ve made a career out of fabricating scandals, withholding evidence, inventing “bombshells” that never existed, and pretending your imagination is a classified briefing.
This bribery claim has been proven false.
Not “uncertain,” not “unverified,” not “allegedly” — flat-out false.
And you know it.
That’s what makes this worse.
You’re not confused.
You’re not misinformed.
You’re deliberately lying about a political opponent, again, because you think congressional immunity is a magic shield that lets you smear innocent people without consequence.
Well, guess what? Defamation committed knowingly and maliciously is still defamation, even if you shout it from the Hill.
• You’re recycling a years-old bribery accusation that was already investigated and dismissed.
Not “ignored.” Dismissed.
Because there was no evidence whatsoever. Zero.
• You’re pretending the Trump administration “refused to investigate” — when the DOJ literally cleared it.
But admitting that would collapse the political theatre you’re trying to stage.
• You’re weaponising your office to smear people you don’t like.
You’ve done it with “Russian collusion.”
You did it with the “whistleblower transcript.”
You did it with “secret evidence” you never revealed.
And every single time the truth exposed you as a fraud.
• And dragging Senators Whitehouse and Blumenthal into it doesn’t give it credibility — it just adds more clowns to the car.
This isn’t oversight. This is political arson.
You’re not searching for truth.
You’re building narratives in advance and hoping the public is too distracted to notice when they collapse.
Your pattern is unmistakable:
Accuse first.
Investigate nothing.
Backpedal quietly.
Move on to the next hit job.
And you actually have the nerve to lecture anyone about corruption?
There should be consequences for this kind of conduct. Serious ones.
When a member of Congress:
• Fabricates criminal allegations,
• Repeats debunked claims knowingly,
• Misleads the public intentionally,
• Damages reputations without evidence, and
• Uses their office as a propaganda weapon,
that is unethical, abusive, and — in some cases — a violation of House rules regarding defamatory statements made with malicious intent.
Congress has expelled members for less.
Censured members for far less.
Stripped committee assignments for far less.
But somehow Adam Schiff keeps slithering through.
Here’s the truth:
You’re not “getting to the bottom” of anything.
You’re desperately trying to stay relevant by resurrecting a dead accusation you hope voters don’t remember was debunked.
Meanwhile, your own credibility has the structural integrity of wet cardboard.
You’re the last person who should be lecturing anyone about ethics, investigations, or corruption.
So spare us the performance.
If you want to investigate corruption, Adam, start with the mirror.
That’s where all the evidence actually is.
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