Over the past couple of weeks, moderate Democrats have faced backlash and protest over their

support for impeaching Donald Trump. Seems that many people were expecting a focus on policy

issues and bridging the divide not making the divide worse. But now we have a word of encouragement

from Democrats. Because according to an internal polling memo, they're telling moderate

Democrats they are more likely to get a vote if they support impeachment than if they don't.

But I believe this is a huge mistake. First, we can't necessarily just go off this one memo.

Because we have a memo from the Republicans saying exactly the opposite. But there is still a good

reason to believe the Democrats are on the right side of this. And that's negative partisanship.

While the Republican polls say that voters are tired of the obsession with Trump,

Democrats say that no people want Trump to be impeached. And according to Pew, policies

took a backseat to partisanship, which means you will encourage more voters to support you

by talking about how the other side is bad as opposed to actually addressing policy issues.

But I have a couple of words to explain why this is a mistake and why it will likely backfire.

Bernie or Bust, the far left and the moderate Democrats are not united as one party.

So while they may think it makes more sense to oppose Trump and talk about how the

orange man is bad, it may be more likely that people are looking for policy issues

because the far left is not going to support a moderate.

Well, let's read the news and get started and we'll break this down starting with the memo.

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