The Democrats “obsession” with impeachment may be backfiring against them in the critical moderate swing states they need to win, to have any hope of defeating Donald Trump in this year’s presidential election.
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) has warned that the Democrats’ impeachment “obsession” against President Trump will cost them swing voters in 2020.
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Speaking on Fox News Saturday, Scalise said that swing voters feel betrayed by Democrats who told them they would work with Trump to get things done for America.
“I’m telling you — you’ve seen it in the polling, where people, swing voters are furious with this,” Scalise told host Judge Jeanine Pirro. “And they’re asking, especially all of those Democrats who ran two years ago, saying they were going to be different. They were going to work across the aisle, work with everybody, vote against Pelosi.”
Speaking on Fox News Saturday, Scalise said that swing voters feel betrayed by Democrats who told them they would work with Trump to get things done for America.
“I’m telling you — you’ve seen it in the polling, where people, swing voters are furious with this,” Scalise told host Judge Jeanine Pirro. “And they’re asking, especially all of those Democrats who ran two years ago, saying they were going to be different. They were going to work across the aisle, work with everybody, vote against Pelosi.”
Scalisi continued to blame the house speaker for this losing strategy, saying, “And every one of them is a puppet for Pelosi. And they’re being asked in their swing districts, ‘What have you been doing and why haven’t you been focusing on the things that matter to me like lowering prescription drugs, like working with the other parties to build infrastructures and secure the border.’”
He continued, “None of those things are happening because of this obsession Pelosi has had with impeachment. It actually cost them a Democrat when Jeff Van Drew switched parties to Republican because he had enough with this impeachment.”
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Scalise then added referring to Van Drew, “By the way, his reaction when he went back home was incredibly positive — people thanking him for basically working for them in trying to work with this president to get things done,” he added.
The Senate impeachment trial is set to begin this Tuesday.
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