Earlier in 2025 year, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, known for pushing mass deportations and creating the administration’s strategy of pressing multiple avenues of attack at once to overwhelm the left, gave a fiery address in which he savaged the controversial Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA).
Doing so, he pointed to allegations of corruption surrounding Sen. Schiff’s mortgage history, particularly when the then-representative claimed a home outside his home state of California as his primary residence in what looks like a clear opportunity to get a lower mortgage rate by committing mortgage fraud.
As could be expected, Democrats have totally freaked out over the matter, insisting that calling out and cracking down on Sen. Schiff for what appears to be a major case of mortgage fraud is not justice, but rather politicization of the justice system to help the Trump Administration intimidate its enemies.
In any case, using that to sound off on Sen. Schiff in some absolutely explosive statments on the topic, Stephen Miller declared, during an appearance on Fox News in 2025, “Adam Schiff is not only, not only a stone cold, hopeless loser, but he is one of the most corrupt, one of the most shameful, one of the most heinous individuals ever to serve in public office in America, and everything he has devoted his life to has been debunked, discredited and discarded.”
Continuing his comments, Miller added that Sen. Schiff represents the worst of the political left, saying, “He literally represents the face of failure. His sole achievement in life was fighting a losing war against Donald Trump, and now President Trump is in the White House, and Adam Schiff is the leader of a dying and dethroned movement.”
Adding to that, Miller used the whole situation and leftist freakouts over it to question what it is the Democrats are up to and for what they are fighting as they struggle to stop President Trump, saying, ” This is, I mean, it really is amazing. Think about what the Democrat Party is fighting against. What are they trying to stop?”
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And freak out over the whole situation the leftists have, both when Miller spoke and in more recent days, with the Trump Administration’s decision to prosecute Schiff causing particular heartburn. Freaking out in a more recent comment, for example, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) whined, “I’ve spoken to a number of Republicans, and they are certainly disquieted, if not dismayed, by the increasing weaponization of the Department of Justice. Because it tears down the norms and rule of law that protects them and all Americans, as well as Adam Schiff and Democrats who may be targeted by Trump.”
Defending himself desperately, Sen. Adam Schiff alleged, “[Trump has] been more than willing to go after his political opponents — to go after universities, to go after law firms, to go after media organizations. It’s all part of the same effort to silence and intimidate critics and, I think, needs to be recognized for what it is.”
Likewise, Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) issued a breathless statement. “You can’t go around threatening people every day and have a collaborative environment,” she whined. Likewise, Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) claimed, “We’ve already created a break-glass plan for ourselves if the spotlight turns to others in the caucus.”
“It’s based on the experience we’ve watched Adam go through. How do you have a lawyer ready to go? How do you make sure … you know the legal left and right limits of what you can and cannot do? How do you think about a legal defense fund? I mean, there’s a lot of details,” Slotkin stated, adding to her previous comments.
However, Republicans, such as Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA), have taken a different view and defended the crackdown on Schiff. The courageous lawmaker said, “I just go by what I saw on television, that the people in the Justice Department thought … it was a difficult case to win.”
Taking the California Democrat to task, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), declared, “Adam Schiff was probably the most corrupt member of Congress when it came to pushing the totally false collusion hoax. … He used his position as chair of Intel to push that thing.”
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