Impeachment is a loser in swing states

The Hill:
New polls from several 2020 battlegrounds show more people oppose than support using impeachment to remove President Trump from office, a potential danger sign for Democrats.

Support for impeachment is underwater in new surveys of Wisconsin and Florida, two key states in next year’s fight for the White House.

Trump won both in 2016, turning Wisconsin red for the first time in decades and returning Florida to the GOP column after former President Obama carried it twice.

In New Hampshire and Arizona, two more swing states, most voters oppose impeachment. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton narrowly won the Granite State in 2016, and Democrats believe they have a chance to win Arizona after securing a Senate race last year.

A New York Times–Siena College battlegrounds poll released Wednesday found that majorities in Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona and Florida oppose removing the president from office through impeachment. Majorities or pluralities do support an investigation of Trump, however.
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I not only oppose this coup attempt against the President but also oppose this unfair partisan investigation run by a liar like Schiff.  The Democrats do not seem to have any competent members who are capable of running a fair hearing when it comes to the President.  It is all the more reason why Democrat control of Congress is a mistake that must be corrected in 2020.

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