Adam Schiff’s dire warnings of a “constitutional crisis” fall on deaf ears as Kash Patel secures FBI Director role.
At a Glance
- U.S. Senate confirms Kash Patel as FBI Director with a 51-49 vote
- Adam Schiff protests appointment, calling Patel a “political hack”
- Schiff warns of potential “constitutional crisis” following confirmation
- Patel becomes first FBI director of Indian descent
- Schiff suggests future Democratic administration should remove Patel
Schiff’s Failed Crusade Against Patel
In a move that has left California Senator Adam Schiff clutching his pearls and crying foul, the U.S. Senate has confirmed Kash Patel as the new FBI Director. Despite Schiff’s best efforts to derail the appointment, including a theatrical protest outside FBI headquarters, Patel secured the position with a narrow 51-49 vote. This confirmation marks a historic moment, as Patel becomes the first FBI director of Indian descent – a fact conveniently overlooked by the diversity-championing left when it doesn’t suit their agenda.
Schiff, ever the drama queen, took to MSNBC to voice his discontent, painting a picture of impending doom for the bureau. In his typical alarmist fashion, he declared the confirmation a sign of a looming “constitutional crisis.” It seems Schiff’s definition of a crisis is when things don’t go his way.
Adam Schiff, the man Kash Patel once called "the worst criminal in Congress in the last 250 years” —
— isn’t handling Kash's confirmation for FBI director very well:
“Constitutional crisis!" pic.twitter.com/Kzl2h59Vhd
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) February 21, 2025
The Great Schiff Meltdown
Not content with merely opposing the confirmation through proper channels, Schiff decided to take his grievances to the streets. Joined by fellow alarmist Senator Richard Blumenthal, Schiff staged a protest outside FBI headquarters, presumably to show the world just how seriously he takes himself. In a display of rhetoric that would make a soap opera writer blush, Schiff labeled Patel a “political hack [who] does not deserve to be in this building.”
“constitutional crisis” – Adam Schiff
But wait, there’s more! Not satisfied with questioning Patel’s professional qualifications, Schiff went for the jugular, claiming Patel “lacks the character to do this job.” One has to wonder if Schiff has taken a good look in the mirror lately, given his own questionable track record of truth-telling and political maneuvering.
from everywhere you can now hear about “constitutional crisis” https://t.co/jZHjKziB5p
— Official Constitutional Crisis (@OCCrisis) February 21, 2025
The Real Constitutional Crisis
In a stunning display of hypocrisy, Schiff, who received a pre-emptive pardon from President Joe Biden related to the Jan. 6 investigation, has the audacity to lecture others on constitutional crises. This is the same Adam Schiff who has been accused of lying to set up a presidential impeachment and has consistently shown a blatant disregard for due process when it suits his political agenda.
“lacks the character to do this job” – Adam Schiff
Perhaps the real constitutional crisis is the existence of politicians like Schiff who are willing to undermine the very institutions they claim to protect for their own political gain. His suggestion that a future Democratic administration should ensure Patel doesn’t complete his 10-year term is a stark reminder of the left’s “rules for thee, but not for me” mentality.
A New Era for the FBI
As Kash Patel steps into his role as FBI Director, one can only hope he brings a fresh perspective and a commitment to true justice, free from the political machinations that have plagued the bureau in recent years. While Schiff and his ilk continue to cry wolf about constitutional crises, the rest of America can look forward to an FBI that might finally remember its purpose – to serve and protect the American people, not to be a political tool for the Washington elite.
In the end, Schiff’s theatrical warnings and dire predictions say more about his own fears of losing political influence than they do about any real threat to our constitutional order. As Patel takes the helm of the FBI, perhaps it’s time for Schiff to step back and let justice take its course – without his constant, hysterical commentary.
