Trump Derangement Syndrome: Clinton Labor Sec Raising Money to Impeach Trump

"It's going to take a strategic, painstakingly executed campaign."

The labor secretary for former President Bill Clinton calling on the left to start an impeachment movement against President Trump -- and he's even raising money on it.

The Washington Examiner shared the content of emails sent on Tuesday from Robert Reich to MoveOn.org supporters:

"The path to winning in 2018 (and thereafter) begins with Democrats in Congress showing the American people that they have the courage and backbone necessary to take back our nation. It means calling for the impeachment of Trump and holding politically accountable every single person in his administration and in the House and Senate who have enabled his disgrace of a presidency," he wrote.

His money line: "I know that impeachment won't happen quickly. It's going to take a strategic, painstakingly executed campaign—hallmarks of MoveOn's excellent organizing. Will you join me by making a donation of $5 a month to MoveOn to make this happen?"

"It's time to go on impeachment."

He then shared MoveOn's "plan" for catalyzing Trump's "impeachment": 

Exposing and shining a spotlight on the hypocrisy of Republicans who cover up for Trump and his team—with a particular focus on the 23 Republicans in districts that voted for Hillary Clinton last year. These lawmakers are vulnerable when they run again next year, so much so that one, Representative Carlos Curbelo of Florida, took care to point out to the media that he was "the first Republican to mention impeachment."

Trump derangement syndrome has reached a fever pitch. There are currently no legal grounds upon which a case for impeachment could even be built, yet the Left cannot look inward and change its own destructive trajectory.

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