Is it a good idea to impeach Trump?

Is it a good idea to impeach Trump?
A SelectSmart.com Flowchart by Mortal Man
To print this page, right mouse click, open "Print preview", "Print" or a similar option depending on your browser, then use the controls to size this page appropriately. Go to SelectSmart.com/flowchart/flowchart.php?id=1002186 for the original version of this flowchart. Find and create other free decision making tools at SelectSmart.com. Use our interactive selectors to find the best college, best career, right religion, most appropriate dog breed, best college major and more.

Impeachment is a charge of misconduct. The House can vote to impeach with a simple majority. To remove a president from office, the Senate must convict, which takes a two thirds vote of the Senate. This flowchart assumes that you are not a fan of Donald Trump and may be considering the call to action by Tom Steyer and others calling for impeachment.

			Should the House attempt to impeach Donald Trump?	NO	Without impeaching him, the Dems can rein in Trump. The House has the “power of the purse”. House can conduct investigations of Trump and his cohorts.
			YES
	Trump declares victory. Trumpers are energized and emboldened which increases his re-election chances.	NO	The House calls for a vote to impeach Donald Trump. Does the majority vote to impeach?	YES	Senate then votes on conviction. 67 votes are needed to convict. The 47* Dems need considerable GOP help. Does the majority vote to convict?	NO	Trump declares victory. Trumpers are energized and emboldened which increases his re-election chances.
				YES
			Pence becomes President, in good position to be the GOP nominee with the advantage of incumbency. Trump also is eligible to run.				* Possibly 48 depending on Florida recount vote.