“I agreed with everything he said,” exclaimed Paulette Beale-Harris, 60, who owns a florist shop, referring to Mr. Steyer. “It’s time for Congress to do something. It’s time for them to stop being afraid to do what has to be done for the country.”
Seated in the back of the shop, Ms. Beale-Harris’ mother and sister nodded in agreement. But her father, Paul Beale Jr., 91, expressed concern.
“Pelosi doesn’t think it’s a good idea and I have a lot of confidence in her,” said Mr. Beale. “If it’s going to hurt in the long run, I don’t think they should do it.”
Mr. Evans, a longtime state legislator
In one conversation after the next, the story was the same. “They’ve got to get him out of the way before he destroys this country,” said James Gaines, 66, a barber.
“I don’t think he’s mentally stable, do you?” asked Sabriya Bilal, 64, a school bus driver.
So strong is the sentiment against Mr. Trump that Art Haywood, the state senator representing this area, has introduced a resolution in the Pennsylvania General Assembly calling for the president’s impeachment. Last week, he held a town hall meeting, to rally public support; in an interview, he compared House Democrats’ reticence to “the appeasement policy of Neville Chamberlain,” the British prime minister who sought to avoid war with Adolf Hitler.
“This appeasement policy of Nancy Pelosi is a tremendous mistake,” Mr. Haywood said. “The risks to our nation are bigger than the risks to the Democratic Party.”
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