Democrats main agenda is now impeachment rather than their other wacky liberal legislation

Erick Erickson:
The biggest winner of impeachment is second amendment advocates and the biggest loser is Greta Thunberg and the PR machine behind her.

Impeachment is a wildfire that, now lit by Nancy Pelosi, cannot be controlled. It can and will consume many things in its path. One of the first things it consumes is the legislative agenda.

Gone will be any ability to pass background checks or gun control measures. The President will want every single vote from his base and to compromise at all on this issue will cost him support at a critical moment.
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The focus on impeachment is also tainted by their other attempts to push it for previous non-events sich as the Russian collusion hoax and bogus claims of racism.  The Democrats have been willing to believe lies of their own construction in order to try to remove the President.

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