On "FOX & friends" this morning, conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh took aim at Democrats for being "propelled" by their hatred of President Trump. He said:

"We are watching pure, raw hatred. They hate the man, and they hate the people who elected him. They hate him because he beat them. They hate him because they can't stop him. ... They haven't been able to lay a glove on Donald Trump. They've lied. They've made things up. Things have blown up in their faces like 'Wile E. Coyote.'"

Limbaugh also insisted that, in the face of a "roaring" economy that added 266,000 jobs in November and saw unemployment decrease and wages increase, impeaching our Commander-in-Chief has become the Left's primary election strategy:

"If you had to give President Trump a legacy right now, do you know what it would be? Peace and prosperity. ... It's, once again, going to illustrate the utter futility that the Democrat party faces in trying to get rid of him. ... They don't have anything to run on. They literally have nothing. They have sacrificed every bit of concern for the American people."

Yesterday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) announced that the Democrat-led House of Representatives will draft impeachment articles against the President. So now, Senate Republicans look to be the only hope to stop the Democrats' unhinged "War on Trump."

That's why Grassfire has compiled a list of GOP lawmakers who appear to be "waffling" on impeachment. Click here or on the banner below to call on key Republicans to stand with Mr. Trump and against the "pure, raw hatred" of Democrats: 

Again, it appears that GOP Senators are now the ONLY hope to end this impeachment-inquiry Witch Hunt against the President. Please click here to take immediate action to support Mr. Trump. If you missed yesterday's update about Pelosi's announcement regarding the House drafting articles of impeachment, we've included it below.

Thanks, in advance, for standing with our Commander-in-Chief today.

For liberty and limited government,

The Grassfire Team

Click here for more information from our previous update.