1) As usual, you fail to supply a link, so we all need to guess how accurate your assertion is.
2) And, what a SHOCK, the only bill Schiff has proposed was an addition to the Defense budget bill that has NOTHING to do with "Military records of Afghanistan and January 6th."
Here's are the Schiff-authored amendments that got into the new Defense budget law. They sound nothing like what CDL is talking about.
"Protecting Americans’ civil liberties by preventing the U.S. military from being used inappropriately in domestic law enforcement functions. Originally introduced after the previous administration pre-positioned active-duty U.S. military units to respond to national protests against police brutality, this amendment strengthens the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 — which prohibits the Armed Forces from enforcing U.S. laws without authorization — by excluding any information or other evidence unlawfully collected by or with the assistance of the military from being used during legal proceedings. For more information on the bill, which the House passed by voice vote last year, click here.
[This is NOTHING like how CDL described it. So, no surprise, he is simply making shit up again.]
Demanding Azerbaijan immediately and unconditionally release Armenian prisoners of war and captured civilians. This amendment calls on Azerbaijan to release all Armenian prisoners of war and captured civilians currently detained in the aftermath of the 2020 war in Nagorno-Karabakh — also known as Artsakh — and urges the Biden administration to engage with Azerbaijani authorities on all levels to facilitate their release, including through the OSCE Minsk Group process.
Calling on Iran to immediately end its human rights violations and facilitate the unconditional, immediate release of political prisoners and prisoners of conscience. This amendment also authorizes the Secretary of State to continue to provide assistance to civil society organizations that support political prisoners and prisoners of conscience.
Establishing measures to protect the human rights of journalists. This amendment expands the scope of required reports related to violations of the human rights of journalists, requires the President to impose certain property- and visa-blocking sanctions on persons responsible for gross violations of the human rights of journalists, and prohibits certain foreign assistance to a governmental entity of a country if an official acting under authority of the entity has committed a gross violation of human rights against a journalist.
Studying the implementation of Schiff’s Daniel Pearl Freedom of the Press Act, a 2010 law to call out governments that seek to silence media opposition. This amendment requires the GAO to conduct a study and issue a report on the implementation of the Daniel Pearl Freedom of the Press Act, which Schiff co-authored and was signed into law by President Obama. The legislation requires the State Department to identify countries in which there were violations of press freedom; determine whether the government authorities of those countries participate in, facilitate, or condone the violations; and report the actions such governments have taken to preserve the safety and independence of the media and ensure the prosecution of individuals who attack or murder journalists.
Honoring the “Lost 74” of the USS Frank E. Evans on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This amendment directs the Secretary of Defense to authorize that the names of the Evans’ 74 crew members, who tragically lost their lives during a training exercise in the South China Sea on June 3, 1969, are included on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. This has been a long-standing Schiff priority. A second, related amendment would direct the Secretary of Defense to conduct a feasibility study on adding the names of the “Lost 74”.
Making all public military commission proceedings available online. This amendment authorizes military judges to make any military commission proceeding that is open to the public in-person also available to the public remotely through the internet, including at Guantanamo Bay."
The actual purpose of the insertion?
"Mr. Schiff, California Democrat, first introduced the measure in 2020. He cited then-President Trump’s proposal, which he never carried out, to deploy the U.S. Army to quell social justice riots that were ravaging cities across the country."
No surprise but there's seemingly no depth to which CDL will not stoop.
