- The House Democrats have enough votes to pass articles of impeachment.
- The Senate Democrats do not have enough votes to convict.
- There's concern about the electoral effects of a failed trial in the Senate.
- The ideal scenario for the Democrats is for huge amounts of incriminating material to be made public, through a House impeachment investigation, next summer and early fall.
This is a bad/good scenario. On the bad side, 45 continues to harm the country, the environment, our relations with allies, and pretty much everything he touches. On the other hand, how far do you want to go if you can't actually remove him through impeachment? This might be the best that can be done unless and until the Republicans in Congress decide to put country before party.
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This is pretty much my exact take.
Hi, there! Thank you for the comment.
I see from your profile that we have a couple of favorite authors in common (Pratchett, POB).
I don't see the Corey Lewandowski hearing today helping or hurting either side. Seemed more like a side show.
Is there something more positive that Dems could be doing that might influence more people to vote or influence middle of the road republicans?
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