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In reply to the discussion: Some idle thoughts on impeachment this Saturday morning [View all]EarlG
(23,419 posts)passing all kinds of positive economic bills in the House while investigations are going on elsewhere. Plus, while yes the economy is obviously hugely important, people may also feel strongly about anti-corruption legislation in 2027-28. I recall this was the case when we swept the House in 2006. (Remember Jack Abramoff?)
The ideal situation would be that all these things would gel together into one overarching narrative -- if it could be shown that Trump's crimes don't just mean that anti-corruption reform is needed, but also that his corruption has contributed to worsening economic conditions for regular Americans. For example, what are his connections to the billionaires who are building these all these datacenters that are causing everyone's electricity bills to go up? If these things can all be tied together, it could be very powerful, politically speaking.