Biggest Winners and Losers of Monday’s House Judiciary Impeachment Sham

Biggest Winners and Losers of Monday’s House Judiciary Impeachment Sham
Rep. Doug Collins, Rep. Matt Gaetz and more stood out for the GOP — check out the other players who made their mark and those who flubbed badly
We’ve come to another day of the circus — and they’ve just pulled down the big top.
So who were the lion tamers and who were the clowns at the House Judiciary Committee’s hearings on the Democrats’ partisan impeachment push against President Donald Trump?
Who won and who lost?
Wonder no more.
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Collins hit the Bidens with a one-two punch on former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter that’s sure to leave a nasty bruise — and mocked Dem cowardice by asking, “Where’s Adam?” That’s a reference, of course, to the absent House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.). Schiff failed to show for testimony on his own report.

Related: GOP’s Collins Rips Dem Counsel Daniel Goldman at Impeachment Hearings

In his closing statement, Collins called the Judiciary Committee itself a “farce” and “a rubber stamp” for Dem partisan goals.
Because of his fighting tone on Monday, Collins’ prospects for the 2022 Georgia U.S. Senate seat just shot up.

2.) Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.). As he’s been during the hearing process and in media appearances across the board, Gaetz showed himself again to be a staunch defender of the president and a slayer of Democrat arguments.

When gaveled down by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) on Monday, Gaetz refused to concede — and he got his points out. He amplified the “Where’s Adam?” theme when he told Goldman, “We want Schiff in the chair! Not you!”
He quoted Lewis Carroll’s Red Queen in “Alice in Wonderland,” likening her diktats to the Democrats’ push for Trump’s impeachment that requires “sentence first, verdict afterward.” McClintock’s hard-hitting verbal assault termed the Democrat arguments the “legal doctrines of despots.” His work was superb.

Oh, and by the way, Democrat lawyer Barry Berke gets an honorable mention of sorts — but only because he had the sense to disappear rather than face GOP questioning.

Poor Daniel Goldman was not given that chance — and paid the price.

Speaking of which …

Losers
1.) Democrat Counsel Daniel Goldman. He played the patsy for Adam Schiff and badly endured the fallout. His arguments were loose, his reasoning comically flawed, and his delivery stilted and petulant.
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