From impeachment to indictment 5 repercussions from Robert Mueller's testimony
Channel: M.G. GAMERS
Date: 2019-07-25

But over the hours that followed, he declined to opine on whether impeachment was warranted. "I'm not going to talk about that issue," he told Republican Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana. 

In the wake of the hearing, Democratic Rep. Lori Trahan of Massachusetts announced her support for impeachment, and other members of Congress could follow. But Mueller’s testimony didn’t seem to provide the clear tipping point that some Democrats wanted – enough to, say, get an additional two dozen or so representatives on board that would put a majority of the Democratic caucus behind an inquiry.

The clock is ticking. Congress now heads into the six-week-long August recess, and the time is fast approaching when Democrats are likely to conclude that defeating Trump in the 2020 election takes precedence, and is more feasible, than impeaching him before then.