Following Charlie Kirkâs death, Sen. Adam Schiff shifted focus to the looming government shutdown, blasting Republicans for cutting healthcare programs like Medicaid, VA, and NIH. He warned of hospital closures, soaring premiums, and lost medical research. Schiff accused the GOP of driving the U.S. toward âdictatorshipâ by misusing federal agencies and coercing institutions. He vowed to oppose any funding bill without restored healthcare funds. Critics called his remarks insensitive and divisive so soon after Kirkâs killing.see below
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