Adam Schiff, a member of the U.S. Congress representing California’s 30th district since 2001, has taken to social media to express his opposition to the nomination of RFK Jr. Schiff, who has served in various legislative roles since 1996 and holds degrees from Stanford University and Harvard University, shared his thoughts through a series of tweets on February 13, 2025.
In an early morning tweet at 4:01 AM UTC, Schiff announced his intention to “hold the Senate floor” in an effort to prevent RFK Jr.’s nomination. He encouraged those awake at that hour to tune in via YouTube or other platforms. “Tonight I’ll be holding the Senate floor and doing everything I can to stop RFK Jr.’s nomination.”
Later that morning at 5:39 AM UTC, Schiff reiterated his plans as he headed towards the Senate floor for his speech against RFK Jr.’s nomination. He provided a link for viewers interested in watching the proceedings live. “I’m headed to the Senate floor to speak out against RFK Jr.’s nomination.”
At 12:56 PM UTC, Schiff tweeted about Senator JD Vance’s interpretation of the Senate’s role in confirmations with a critical remark referencing Vance’s statement. “The Senate’s role in confirmations according to JD Vance: Advice and go f*** yourself.”
