History says: Party that Impeaches, Wins
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Jonolan,
You are being overly simplistic.
Those most involved in the impeachment movement such as IFP and the creators of this poster, the South Florida Impeachment Coalition, are far less concerned with who gets elected than with seeing to it that the next President and all future presidents have the balance of power returned to the branches of government equally.
This poster reflects a strategy to convince Democrats to impeach because it is their own best interests – which it is.
So, as expected, the Dems’ impeachment cries has nothing to do with anything other than influencing the 2008 elections.
Once can be random.
Twice should make one take notice.
Three times is the establishment of a pattern.
Nice try, but objectively, I would not find that at all convincing. Three examples can hardly be considered statistically significant.