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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don’t get it.

The facts in the Mueller report are enough to impeach.

The Congress investigations will serve the purpose of informing the public in a more sledgehammer-like way, since they all prefer to watch TV rather than read 400 pages. Plus some have bought into the Barr/Fox News spin about the Mueller report, so we need live sworn testimony to counter the spin. This is a campaign to put the truth squarely in front of the lies in a way that no one will be able to deny.

As for opinions, you’ll notice that more and more politicians, lawyers and journalists are and will agree that impeachment has to happen. On both sides of the aisle. Some just needed to read the Report, others needed to think about it a bit more. This will continue to build and inevitably a turning point will be reached when public opinion follows suit.

As for Pelosi, she’s always wanted to impeach, but she has played a very intelligent game of appearing against it, to lull pro-Trump media into a false sense of security and not startle his base. She will wait until most of her party are clamoring for it, along with half the nation, and then she will “reluctantly” do her duty. Sneaky, but highly efficient.

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Good luck.  
My prediction - It won't happen.  Why?  Because, despite what you say, there is not evidence in the Mueller report to go the impeachment route.  Pelosi knows that. 
The Congressional investigations are all about the 2020 elections.  They are not about getting to the "truth."  They are a dog and pony show.  And, they too will backfire.  
And, once we have the IG's report, there will be even LESS appetite for impeachment with the public.

Oh, and the majority of the public want Congress to move on from the Russia report.  Pelosi is paying attention to public opinion.

[quote]Almost four in 10 Democratic voters want Congress to move on from its investigations into President Trump stemming from special counsel Robert Mueller's report and instead focus on issues like health care and immigration, according to a new poll.

A Hill-HarrisX survey released Thursday, found that 37 percent of Democratic respondents wanted lawmakers to abandon the Russia-related probes and move on to policy matters that include infrastructure development. Sixty-three percent of party loyalists said congressional Democrats should continue with the investigations.

Those figures put Democratic voters at odds not just with Republicans but with independents as well.

Sixty-one percent of independents in the survey said they wanted Congress to move on from the Russia-related probes, as did 86 percent of Republicans.[/quote]

[quote][b]Among voters overall, 60 percent said the focus should be on policy matters, while 40 percent said they wanted further inquiries into Russia's involvement in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.[/b][/quote]

https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-americas-thinking/440623-poll-37-percent-of-Dems-want-party-to-move-on-from-russia-related-trump-probes[/quote]

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