Pelosi says she does not want to attack Trump because "it's just not worth it".

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi broke some Democratic hearts during a question-and-answer session with the Washington Post Magazine on Monday when Pelosi said in definitive terms that she would not support the further impeachment of President Donald Trump. Pelosi, like many Democrats in power, has been reluctant to follow the impeachment process and move up a gear, as she sees a much easier path to the same result by beating Trump at the polls in 2020. The remaining 20 months For Trump, this may seem like a long wait, especially as Robert Mueller's report is expected to be completed (soon?), But Pelosi has said at the post that revenge for political vengeance at the polls preferred route.

I am not for impeachment. This is news. I'll give you news right away because I never told a reporter before. But since you asked the question, and I thought about it: The impeachment is a source of confusion for the country. Unless something so convincing and overwhelming and bipartisan, I do not think we should go in that direction, because it divides the country. And it's not worth it.

Pelosi's approach is a political calculation rather than a legal or constitutional one. Later during the interview, when one insisted on the issue of dismissal, the Speaker of the House said that he was not. "I do not think he is. I want to say, [he’s] ethically unfit. Intellectually unfit. Curiosity is unfit, "said Pelosi. "No, I do not think he's fit to be president of the United States." This could, of course, change everything depending on the outcome of the Mueller case investigation, but the impeachment process has always been a hyper-partisan affair. So there is always a chance that Trump will invade California or something that, you know, would probably risk the removal calculation. It is thought that the prospect of the impeachment process is sufficiently heavy for the GOP itself to have suggested the possibility that the Democrats are trying to overthrow Trump to motivate him. Republican voters to go to the polls. It is also possible that the impeachment hearings weaken the middle ground that seems to have been left in Trump's time.