Nadler's fruitless quest for impeachment goes on despite the lack of evidence

NY Times:

Raising Prospect of Impeaching Trump, House Seeks Mueller’s Grand Jury Secrets

In a court filing, House Democrats said they need access to secret grand jury evidence because they are weighing whether to recommend impeaching President Trump.
The Democrats go from one failure to the next in their coup attempt against the President.  So far the only real evidence they have against the President is that he won fair and square and that they hate him and his policies which have lifted millions out of poverty and produced unprecedented new jobs. 
They are a minority in the country who want impeachment and they are earning a justifiable loss of power for pushing this coup.  Nadler is a poor excuse for a lawyer.

BTW, polling after the Mueller testimony shows no bump for impeachment.
A new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, conducted immediately after former special counsel Robert Mueller’s congressional testimony, shows little impact on support for impeaching President Donald Trump, with a plurality of voters still opposed to beginning proceedings that could result in Trump’s removal from office.

Only 37 percent of voters say Congress should begin impeachment proceedings against Trump, according to the poll, which was conducted Thursday. More voters, 46 percent, say Congress should not begin impeachment proceedings. Sixteen percent of voters are undecided.
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