Back in 1999, the US Senate acquitted President Clinton.
Then new Senator Schumer said this:
Growing up, our country and its government seemed like a mighty oak — strong, rooted, permanent, and grand. It has shaken me that we stand at the brink of removing a President — not because of a popular groundswell to remove him and not because of the magnitude of the wrongs he’s committed — but because conditions in late 20th century America has made it possible for a small group of people who hate Bill Clinton and hate his policies to very cleverly and very doggedly exploit the institutions of freedom that we hold dear and almost succeed in undoing him. Most troubling to me are the conditions that allowed this to happen, than the small group who precipitated them.
Wonder if anyone will ask Senator Schumer about this?
Unlike President Clinton, who committed perjury and had his law license suspended, President Trump has not been accused of any specific violation of law.
As for the small group that "precipitated them", wonder how many from the left demanded Speaker Pelosi to start the process of impeachment?