Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, is now saying the House should begin an impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, in a turnaround, now says the House should begin an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
In an interview with USA Today on Monday, the Nevada Democrat said that “it’s not the right thing to do nothing” about allegations that Trump obstructed justice in the Russia investigation. But he also said “it’s not the right thing to jump into impeachment without doing an inquiry.” Reid added that an impeachment inquiry would help determine where public opinion is on the issue.
Reid’s change of tune comes as Pelosi is facing mounting pressure from members of her caucus to begin impeachment proceedings. Some House Democrats view June as a make-or-break month for the speaker to change her position before the presidential election dominates the public discourse.
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