>i mean...dude has ~20% higher support for impeachment than any
>recent president before him other than nixon (and he isnt too
>far off nixons highest number).
>https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1199515763964436480
>
>you dont think those numbers (and the people who are
>represented by those numbers) are moving the needle?

We'll see. Impeachment *should* move the needle - particularly in this case where there are so many diff. impeachable offenses under Trump. One could also argue that the timing of it also isn't so bad given that the Democratic Primary still has a lot of sorting out to do.

That said, essentially all of the top Dem candidates have been consistently topping Trump in prospective head-to-head match-ups - some with significant margins. I think it's a mistake to focus too tightly on impeachment. Dems have the aspirational, logical, and compassionate message - it's a powerful and affirmative rebuke of Trump's failed presidency. I think the more that is the focus, the better is it for Dems in the ballot box.
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