one, you know, voter fraud which we know not to be true. in 2020. but what we re seeing from republicans as they think this motivates the base. we re seeing him sort of go after that. and then also there s clearly an exhaustion from the pandemic. and we re seeing some republicans through tweets point that out with this new variant. and sort of dramaticize what president biden is trying to do. we ve also seen the president when asked about lockdowns and masking mandates he carefully responded to that. he s clearly trying to stroke the republican base here through many falsehoods that clearly don t make sense. speaking of which, not one republican leader denounced ronnie jackson or publicly denounced the horrific islamic phobic comments made by laura boebert of colorado last week. which they have a strong vote by mail thing in colorado. she suggested her muslim american colleague, ilhan omar, maybe she was joking but not
though? because when you look at the whole issue of principle and doing it on principle. i bring up amash obviously the only republican in favor. but the american people when it comes to the politics they don t want it. they don t want it. and you re not succeed on impeachment because the senate won t do it. so there is great risk. so there is this this balance right now for pelosi. is it a political calculation or the constitutional responsibility? when the 1973 watergate hearings began, 19% only 19% of americans supported removing the president. but by the time the hearings concluded a year later more than the majority 57% of americans had had supported removing the president. interesting point. part of that was because you had to dramaticize what the corruption of the president of the united states was doing. people will come along once they say the impeachment proceeding continue. you go back to the clinton administration. they didn t actually lose