I have been against impeachment due to the Senate, I no longer am

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53. Where to start....

Will impeachment proceedings rile up Trump's base to show up and vote for Trump?

The GOP certainly used the threat of that to get out the vote in their base in 2018, so they seem to think so.

Can you guarantee that if Dems do not impeach that Trump will lose?

Clearly a rhetorical question.... If I had the ability to predict the "guaranteed" results of an action on an election outcome, would I be here posting opinions on a discussion board?

If he doesn't lose we have lost an opportunity to do our Constitutional duty because a reelected Trump will never be able to be impeached.

Is there a rule that one can't impeach a POTUS in their second term? That's new to me...

Also, if we impeach, we will get the redacted grand jury testimony which is where all of the juicy information is.

Those with way more legal knowledge than me say that Congress already has a way to get the full report, without impeachment:

Rule 6(e) was amended in 2002 to permit “an attorney for the government [to] . . . disclose any grand-jury matter involving . . . a threat of attack or other grave hostile acts of a foreign power . . . to any appropriate federal . . . official, for the purpose of preventing or responding to such threat or activities.”

This exception allows transmission by a government attorney, without court intervention, of the Mueller report and its underlying evidence to the House committee. The attorney general is “an attorney for the government.” Any Russian meddling in our 2016 elections and beyond involves “grave hostile acts of a foreign power.” Any attempted coverup of Russian meddling “involves” the meddling and thus also falls within the exception. Members of the House committee are “appropriate federal officials” to receive grand jury material given their responsibility to “prevent or respond to” the Russian meddling and any coverup thereof through the committee’s historical jurisdiction over impeachment of federal officials and civil and criminal proceedings generally.

Grand jury secrecy is a nonissue in this case and should not stand in the way of disclosure of the full Mueller report and its underlying evidence to the House Judiciary Committee.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/congress-has-a-clear-legal-path-to-the-full-mueller-report/2019/04/15/1678e6f2-5d31-11e9-98d4-844088d135f2_story.html