Rush Limbaugh called him “pencil neck,” borrowing the insult from wrestling legend Freddie Blassie. To millions of conservatives, the nickname captured Adam Schiff’s role as Trump’s tormentor-in-chief during the Russia investigation. Today, Schiff is the one under scrutiny. California Senator Adam Schiff, the greatest antagonist of President Trump in Congress and a frequent and vocal critic who tried to derail Trump’s presidency even before it began, is now lawyering up. In setting up a legal defense fund, it is clear that Schiff fears he may find himself on the other side of the table. For nearly a decade, he wielded every weapon in his arsenal across all three branches of government to pursue Trump at every turn.
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