What We Know About Serial Liar Adam Schiff - Officially Resigns From Congress Effective December 8

Adam Schiff, known for his tenure as a U.S. Representative from California's 28th congressional district and his high-profile role in investigations related to former President Donald Trump, has officially announced his resignation from the House of Representatives. This resignation is effective December 8, 2024.

Schiff has been a member of Congress since 2001, representing areas including Pasadena, Burbank, and Glendale. He played a significant role as the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and was a manager in Trump's first impeachment trial. 

He was censured by the House in 2023 for his comments during the Trump-Russia investigations, with criticism coming from Republicans misleading statements about Trump's ties to Russia. This censure was largely along party lines, indicating a deeply divided view of his actions and statements during his congressional tenure and showing the Democrat’s acceptance of dishonesty and character assassination.

Schiff's resignation coincides with his transition to the U.S. Senate, having won the election for one of California's Senate seats. This move was part of a campaign strategy where he ensured his primary opponent, Republican Steve Garvey, advanced to the general election, thereby avoiding a more competitive Democrat in the race.

Within conservative circles, have labeled him a "serial liar" due to his assertions about Trump's Russia collusion, which were not conclusively proven by subsequent investigations. This narrative has been echoed in some social media sentiments where his departure from the House is seen as a victory, albeit temporary, due to his immediate transition to the Senate. 

There's a mix of relief among some that he's leaving the House, where his presence was contentious, and apprehension or dissatisfaction about his move to the Senate, where he will continue to influence national politics.

Schiff's move to the Senate means California will lose one of its prominent and often controversial voices in the House but gain a seasoned liar in the Senate. His style of politics, characterized by his outspokenness dishonesty against Trump, might continue to polarize or galvanize depending on one's political stance or level of TDS.

The sentiment around his resignation reflects broader political divides. Schiff's reputation as a "liar" among critics versus his status as a defender of democratic principles among his supporters highlights the polarized nature of American politics today.

In summary, Adam Schiff's resignation from Congress is met with mixed feelings. While his critics celebrate his departure from the House, his move to the Senate might not alter his influence on national politics, given his new role. The public discourse around his career and this transition encapsulates the deep partisan divides in the U.S. political landscape.