Former Vice President Kamala Harris is urging Democrats to reconsider pursuing another impeachment of President Donald Trump if they regain control of Congress in the upcoming November 3 midterm elections. During a Tuesday interview with MeidasTouch's Aaron Parnas, Harris said pursuing impeachment would not be a good idea, arguing that Democrats should focus their limited time and resources on investigations and government accountability instead. Harris pointed to her experience in the Senate during Trump's previous impeachment proceedings, emphasizing that securing enough votes for conviction would remain a major obstacle. Removing a president requires a two-thirds majority in the Senate. Trump was impeached twice by the House of Representatives during his first administration, in 2019 and 2021. Both proceedings ended in Senate acquittals, without a conviction or removal from office. Despite opposing another impeachment effort, Harris encouraged Democrats to take a firm approach toward congressional oversight. She emphasized the importance of delivering results, strengthening checks and balances, addressing Medicaid cuts, and overseeing the administration's handling of the Iran war rather than concentrating exclusively on impeachment proceedings. Her remarks come as Democrats debate how they would exercise congressional power if voters give them control of either chamber. Should Democrats prioritize investigations and legislation over another impeachment effort against Trump? - @sovaraelrose3