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Commentary: Adam Schiff is becoming the Kenneth Starr of the Trump impeachment inquiry

Even before his ill-advised mockery of President Trump's request for "a favor" from new Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) was seen by Republicans as blinded by bias against Trump. And now that Schiff is leading the initial phase of the House impeachment inquiry, he has become Exhibit A in the GOP argument that the whole thing is rigged.

As if to confirm those suspicions, Schiff's committee has turned a portion of its website into a glossy, political-campaign-style presentation

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