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    Impeachment drumbeat gets louder and louder

    by Bill Press, Tribune Content Agency Apr 25, 2019 3 minutes

    You could have predicted it. The Mueller report has sparked outrage from two warring camps.

    On one side, outrage from Donald Trump because nobody buys his story that Mueller found no collusion, no obstruction, complete exoneration. On the other, outrage from Trump opponents that, given evidence provided by Mueller of so much collusion and obstruction of justice, impeachment hearings aren't already underway.

    Every day, it seems, the drumbeat for impeachment grows louder and louder. Elizabeth Warren was the first 2020 candidate, "...would suggest that both the current and future Presidents would be free to abuse their power in similar ways." She's since been joined in her impeachment demand by Kamala Harris -- and 79 percent of viewers and listeners to "The Bill Press Show."

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