Jeffries faces impeachment dilemma if Democrats win back the House

With just 10 weeks remaining until the midterms, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has laid out his plans for a potential Democratic House takeover. According to CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Jeffries vows to "hold every single member of the Trump cartel accountable" and emphasizes the need for government focus on addressing the affordability crisis.

When it comes to impeachment, Jeffries has not ruled it out, but his approach is centered around "moments of accountability" and guided by the priorities he champions on the campaign trail. These priorities include lowering the cost of living, making healthcare affordable, and holding the Trump administration accountable. However, Jeffries' stance on impeachment highlights the internal division within his caucus.

While some Democrats remain fervent about confronting President Trump, others argue that another impeachment fight would be a significant time drain and wouldn't further their agenda. As a matter of fact, even those who believe Trump warrants impeachment express concerns over the value of pursuing it again, given the failure of two prior impeachments to prevent Trump's return to the White House.