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Doyle McManus: Why Democrats shouldn't impeach Trump — yet

WASHINGTON - In the wake of the redacted report from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, Democrats were gripped by impeachment fever: Did Mueller's findings demand that Congress launch formal proceedings to remove President Trump from office?

But the debate, while vigorous, already seems to be receding. The surprise wasn't how many Democrats demanded impeachment, but how few.

Of 19 declared presidential candidates, only three insisted that impeachment begin now: Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Julian Castro. Even House progressives were

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