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We really don't have to guess on this one - the data and polling are there.
If we add together those who want to impeach - to those who say he definitely did things worthy of it, but don't want to impeach (for various reasons...one being an election soon, others being the optics, others being that his fellow GOP members many not make it happen), then we get a very solid 60 percent of so.
Put in another way, most Americans think he is unfit...they just differ on the exactly solution and timing.
That's really the important metric here.
If Trump is unfit, then what is Obama?
In 2010, Obama lost 63 House seats and 6 senate seats, and he also lost the House and Senate in 2014....
Trump already increased majority in the Senate, and Republicans won almost everywhere Trump held rallies, proving that his influence is the same now as it was in 2016.
Trump holds rallies and wins seats.
And the only House seat Trump held a rally for was Kentucky - and it led to victory.
It’s March 2019, and the 2020 presidential campaign is already spooling up. The Democrats’ strategy is to keep hammering home the message that Trump is corrupt and let the voters show him the door. It’s the only way he and his administration will go without tearing our nation apart and/or leaving Pence pulling up a chair to the Resolute Desk. Pelosi is right to hold back on impeachment regardless of what the investigation turns up. It’s the better way to hold the country together as Trump tries his best to tear us apart. She’s an astute woman and a far better politician that Trump will ever be.
Pelosi says that Trump isn't fit to be president, but it would be too divisive to impeach him
HAHAHAHAHAHA...
"can we compare him to hitler five times a day?"
"yes madam leader, we can and ought to"
"can we compare everyone who voted for him to white supremacists?"
"sure madam leader, i dont know why not..."
"can we invent a race of people that are orange and then say that constantly commenting on his skin colour as though it is relevant is somehow not racist?"
"of course madam leader, after all, its never racist when the race youre judging collectively is privileged, we made certain of that"
"can we impeach him though?"
"perhaps that would be a bit too divisive, madam leader-- i mean with all due respect, shouldnt we consider drawing the line somewhere?"
yeah, thats what happened!
all for impeachment for actual impeachable offenses, on all sides. impeach everybody.
just be sure youve got enough reason to do it, and its not just a petty way of insisting your vote is more important than "the people" who elected them.
i think what pelosi actually meant was "weve got nothing, maybe theres a way we can find something else to do thats less pointless, while sounding like we didnt just spend two years wasting everyones time and money on bull**** and lying to both sides of the aisle, including ours."
very diplomatically phrased, ms. pelosi, good job!
It’s March 2019, and the 2020 presidential campaign is already spooling up. The Democrats’ strategy is to keep hammering home the message that Trump is corrupt and let the voters show him the door. It’s the only way he and his administration will go without tearing our nation apart and/or leaving Pence pulling up a chair to the Resolute Desk. Pelosi is right to hold back on impeachment regardless of what the investigation turns up. It’s the better way to hold the country together as Trump tries his best to tear us apart. She’s an astute woman and a far better politician that Trump will ever be.
Pelosi's House charade will be a laughing stock, once Mueller's report fails to indict Trump.....game over for Russiagate, and do you really think anyone will believe Pelosi after that?
The more Pelosi investigates, the more she helps Trump.
Pelosi's House charade will be a laughing stock, once Mueller's report fails to indict Trump.....game over for Russiagate, and do you really think anyone will believe Pelosi after that?
I think Pelosi’s strategy is the right one for the health of the nation. That’s my major concern, not continuing to beat the Russiagate drum. Trump’s incompetence is far more dangerous than anything he may or may not have done in collaboration with Putin’s regime. And, yes, I do think Speaker Pelosi will survive the Trump administration intact. She is one perspicacious politician, and the House demonstrated great wisdom in giving her back the gavel.
IMO the country was fundamentally changed for the worse in 2016.
And you think Hillary would have made this country better.
I think we made the best decision.
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