'We want to make sure that we do get it right,' says RepJimmyGomez, on possibly opening an impeachment inquiry. Gomez says if Dems are to 'go into the Senate and take on Mitch McConnell, well we better have guns loaded...this is going to be a fight.'
Nadler, who appealed to the speaker that the House's court cases against the Trump administration would be bolstered by launching an impeachment inquiry, also offered two new arguments in the hopes of convincing Pelosi from moving off her steadfast opposition, according to a source with knowledge of the meeting.
Asked if he and Pelosi were on the same page over an impeachment inquiry, Nadler looked down, paused for a few seconds and said:"As I said, we are launching an inquiry now, and whether we'll launch an impeachment inquiry, it may come to that.
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