Why do some black voters want the President impeached?

NY Times:

Black Voters Challenge House Members: Why Is Trump Still in Office?

While House Democratic leaders agonize, black voters want President Trump impeached, and their ardor on the subject is driving their representatives.
It seems like an irrational move by black voters.  Trump's policies have lifted more blacks out of poverty and dependency than any President in history.  He has also signed legislation to reverse the policy of Democrats that resulted in huge numbers of blacks being incarcerated. 

A recent Rasmussen poll showed that 30 percent of blacks now approve of Trump.  That is the highest number for any Republican President. 

Those blacks who do oppose Trump can't seem to articulate what high crimes and misdemeanors they think he might be guilty of.  By now they have to know that the Russian collusion allegations were a hoax concocted by Hillary Clinton, Fusion GPS and some rogue FBI officials.

It looks like a totally irrational move by those pushing the House to impeach.  Democrats would be making a mistake to head their calls.

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