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Those are two distinct issues. In the case of the privacy issue, one can agree or disagree with the ACLU position, but recognize it fits the area of law the ACLU deals with.
Impeachment is not, in any sense, part of the ACLU's focus. It never has been, and never will be.
More, if anyone wants to express an "opinion" on this, they should have enough information to make a reasoned case. The ACLU does not do impeachment, but the closely associated Center for Constitutional Rights does.
When people express "opinions" that fly in the face of facts, it really isn't an "opinion" at all. It is a bias, and of very little if any value.
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