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Crenshaw Has the Ultimate Response to Schiff's Dunk on GOP

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California Democrat Adam Schiff took to Twitter Friday to blast the Republican Party, claiming it has become “a shell of its former self.”

“What we see today is a cult of personality beholden to the whims of a disgraced, former president,” said Schiff, who was the lead House impeachment manager in the 2019 impeachment of former President Donald Trump.

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“Republicans of good conscience — both in power and out — must take their party back,” he continued. “America needs two functional parties.”

To that, Rep. Dan Crenshaw had a wake-up call for the progressive Democrat.

“We ain’t perfect,” acknowledged the Texas Republican, “but your party believes men can be pregnant and ‘real socialism hasn’t been tried.’ So there’s that.”

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Touché. 

Others recommended the California Democrat reflect on what's happening in his own party before criticizing the Republican Party. 

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