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election. so in about 20, 30 swing seats around the country we surprised them then and we ll surprise them again. jon: you actually have lost some power. jeff van drew left the democratic party, the new jersey congressman and became a republican over this whole impeachment mess. here is his story as to why. i actually had a meeting with somebody about two weeks ago i guess it was. and the individual was a local county chairman in the democratic party. and he sat down and says i want to tell you something, he said i want to tell you that you can t vote against impeachment. you will not get the line, you will not get the county, i will do everything to prevent that from happening and everything to destroy you. jon: has it been worth it, congressman, this impeachment effort? the constitution is more important than whether we have one more seat or one less seat