There is absolutely no reason to think the scope of Mueller's investigation has somehow expanded to include hundreds of GOP politicians. This is what I'm talking about. You've invented a fantasy version of the investigation where Mueller is secretly about to blow open the entire Republican party and expose them all as Russian traitors. And even if for some reason that did happen, we already know what would happen: absolutely nothing. The GOP has been laying the damage control ground work for a year: whatever we did, it's not illegal, and if it was illegal, who cares, and if you do care, what are you going to do about it anyway? You have polling that says a huge portion of the electorate says they don't care. You have people waving signs that say "I'd rather be Russian than Democrat." The average person only cares about the money in their paycheck and whether or not their kids are safe at night, not whether Trump got some money from Russia or something.
The best we can hope for is that the information is enough for the Democrats make enough of a stink about it for two years that the public decides to vote Trump out in 2020.
You're putting words in my mouth.. don't do this, I haven't invented shit, so I don't appreciate this type of commentary. I'm saying there's potential for there being more than just Trump who could potentially be hurt by this investigation. Mueller's scope isn't limited, he can expand into areas he deems necessary, and he's investigating the Trump
campaign, not just Trump himself. Who the hell knows where that might lead.
I'm not saying he's secretly going to blow open the entire republican party and send them all to prison. I'm saying he could definitely do damage to the party by exposing who knew what and who turned a blind eye to some of the shit that was happening around them.. damage that could harm the GOP party over time. Hurt them in future elections. Trump supporters sporting "I'd rather be a Russian than a Democrat" t-shirts aren't the only people who voted Trump.
That said, yes, there's still a decent chance that Trump could be impeached or even resign, considering what happens in November and who has control of the house/senate. Coupled with whatever Mueller has in his report shows that there's a lot more pointing to "something will happen" than "nothing will come from this". And yes, things other than Trump himself are still important and matter. 2020 elections is not "the best we can hope for"; a lot can happen before then and most likely will.