Reminding Democrats, media of their impeachment distraction

Washington Post:
McConnell claims impeachment ‘diverted the attention’ of Trump administration from coronavirus response
It was a massive distraction.  It was also a bad faith coup attempt against the Trump administration that should live in infamy. 

It should also be noted that the same Democrats who claim that President Trump did not move quickly enough to deal with the pandemic also criticized the moves he did make to ban travel from China which stopped some of those carrying the disease from coming. 

At the same time, the Democrats were critical of the travel ban, they were also encouraging people to not let the fear of the virus stop them from gathering in huge crowds.  There are plenty of clips on the internet of Democrat politicians in New York telling people to go to the gatherings and suggesting that doing otherwise would be racist.

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