Lauren Boebert Reveals the 1 Word That Should Be Put on Adam Schiff’s Tombstone

One word sums up Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff of California, according to Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado. Boebert was among the speakers as a resolution to censure Schiff was debated by the House Wednesday…

IJR SyndicatedJun 22, 20233 min read

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Roll Call noted that 20 Republicans who last week voted to table a version of a resolution that also sought to fine Schiff voted to move forward with a formal censure vote on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said the resolution will have a different fate than last week’s effort.

“I expect it will pass, yes,” he said, according to CNN.

The resolution said that “For years, Representative Schiff has spread false accusations that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.”

“On March 20, 2017, Representative Schiff perpetuated false allegations from the Steele Dossier accusing numerous Trump associates of colluding with Russia into the Congressional Record,” the resolution said.

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“As ranking minority member and Chairman of the Intelligence Committee, Representative Schiff behaved dishonestly and dishonorably on many other occasions, including by publicly, falsely denying that his staff communicated with a whistleblower to launch the first impeachment of President Trump,” the censure resolution said.

The resolution calls for Schiff to be censured for “misleading the American public and for conduct unbecoming” of a member of the House and that the House Committee on Ethics is to investigate Schiff’s “falsehoods, misrepresentations, and abuses of sensitive information.”

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Schiff told Fox News that he would be happy to be censured by a GOP-majority House.

“I take it as a badge of honor because this says that I’m effective. They go after people that they think are effective, I exposed the corruption of former president. I led the first impeachment trial of the former president to the first bipartisan vote to remove a president in U.S. history,” he said.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.