Adam Schiff

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a twice-failed presidential candidate,  echoed cynical calls from Democratic politicians for regulation and censorship of social media platforms.

Several news anchors and political commentators slammed Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) for his recent letter to Big Tech platforms begging for more censorship.

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) led a group of lawmakers pressuring Big Tech companies to censor free speech, including from a presidential candidate.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel may have taken the summer off in terms of hosting his late night comedy show, but he did not relent in pushing Democratic electoral goals. On Tuesday, Kimmel made an appearance in California Senate candidate and Rep. Adam Schiff’s email to urge people to donate to Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen’s re-election effort.

On Wednesday, ABC’s The View hosted Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff (CA) and treated him to mostly softball questions focused on President Biden stepping aside and Vice President Kamala Harris running for the presidency. Since they’re on the same side, the questions were meant to help the Democrats in the transition process.

Since President Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance, 20 Democrats have called for him to step aside as the party’s presidential nominee with California Rep. and Senate candidate Adam Schiff being the latest to make the call on Wednesday. Only one of the 20 proclaimed out loud that Biden is unable to serve as president.

Elon Musk has made strides to turn X (formerly Twitter) into a free speech platform but there are still remnants of the Old Twitter censorship regime and they are interfering in the 2024 election. It now appears that X is actively boosting content posted by Democrat congressional members’ accounts, while simultaneously de-amplifying their GOP counterparts in the middle of an election year.

On Thursday, CBS Mornings co-host Natalie Morales aired a segment of her hiking with California Representative and Senate candidate Adam Schiff in a field of blooming wildflowers. During their walk, which took place well before the presidential debate, they described Donald Trump as “gregarious” and a “dictator.”

It's clear that NBC Meet the Press host Kristen Welker has two modes of operation: Democrats get polite questioning, often about internal party matters, while Republicans get hammered with rough questions and predictably interrupted with bickering. There was a dramatic contrast on Sunday between Welker's polite approach to Rep. Adam Schiff and her incessant bickering with Sen. Lindsey…

HBO Real Time host Bill Maher and actor and direct Seth MacFarlane had an argument on Friday over whether or not journalists can be trusted. MacFarlane accused Maher of doing “exactly what Donald Trump wants” while Maher accused MacFarlane of being a partisan who wants to “feel good.”

After Adam Schiff’s (D-CA) censureship in the House on Wednesday evening, The View invited him onto their Thursday morning show so that the panel of hosts could bow down and kiss his feet, begging pardon for the sins of the House Republicans. They then pried for his opinions on several current issues, such as the Trump indictment and the Hunter Biden plea deal, and he graciously…

It’s back. Again. “Russia Collusion”, the prized trope of the liberal media, has returned in an ugly fashion- to defend compulsive liar Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA). On Thursday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC, host Joe Scarborough and The Financial Times’s Edward Luce teamed up to dig up the long dead Russia Collusion narrative as they raged over the House GOP censuring Schiff.

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CNN This Morning criticized the censureship of Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff (CA) on Thursday, calling it “an expression of animosity” caused by too much “free time” in the House of Representatives. CNN portrayed the House as unjust and Schiff as a political victim instead of the purveyor of false accusations against former President Trump.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls Republicans seeking to impeach Joe Biden "insurrectionists, freaks, and weirdos," but fails to mention that in 1998, he voted, as a Member of Congress, to impeach Bill Clinton.