Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D.

Congressional Do Nothing Democrats are being absolutely decimated in their districts on the subject of the Impeachment Hoax. People that voted for them are literally screaming in their faces. Crazy Nancy is finding defending Shifty Schiff harder than she thought! #2020Election

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 15, 2019

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The impeachment process is not likely to remove the president from office, but since President Donald Trump’s election, the environmental policies of the United States continue to stand against Earth’s recovery.

I would argue that climate trumps politics as the most critical reason to vote against our president in 2020.

We will survive an impeachment. But our planet will not get better if we spend four more years delaying much-needed climate solutions and continue our failure to help lead the world out of this crisis.

DAVID STEIDL

Highland Park

Note from KBJ: David Steidl wants to destroy our way of life, even though it won't make a difference to the climate. Go after China and India, idiot!

Chuck Schumer sat for years during the Obama Administration and watched as China ripped off the United States. He & the Do Nothing Democrats did NOTHING as this $ carnage took place. Now, without even seeing it, he snipes at our GREAT new deal with China. Too bad Cryin’ Chuck!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 14, 2019

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Thanks for the interesting history lesson on Congressional impeachment proceedings provided in “Dems’ Lofgren has seen this all before” (Dec. 12). It’s fascinating that Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-San Jose, holds the unique status of being the only lawmaker to have a role in the impeachments of three presidents: Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump.

I’m glad that Lofgren pointed out that her vote against impeaching Clinton in 1998 was because his lying about an affair with an intern was simply bad behavior, while Trump’s attempt to use a foreign power to enhance his re-election prospects is a threat to the constitutional balance of power. Given Lofgren’s long history with the impeachment process and her experience as an attorney, I trust her judgment that the direct evidence is very damning, and her message to both Congress and the American public: “We need to proceed.”

Divya Gupta, San Francisco

Note from KBJ: Let me get this straight: Clinton commits a crime but is not impeachable; Trump doesn't commit a crime but is impeachable. O-kay.