No, the election is 150 days away. I don't think that Democrats could make a case for impeachment over that time, especially with Coronavirus limiting the amount of time Congress is in session and in committee. As we learned last November, impeaching a president even when there is clear, admitted evidence of criminal wrongdoing -- his own words, his own actions, the testimony of his own administration -- is difficult and all consuming. It wouldn't serve anything productive, it wouldn't be successful, it'd be a tough case to make (Trump's response to the Coronavirus has been horrible, but it's within the power of the executive to do nothing), and it'd probably give momentum to Trump and downballot Republican races come November. Politically, Democrats need to prove that they're planning to rebuild America: Take us out of this health crisis, pursue social justice, meet the needs of people debilitated from the virus, and restart the economy once the health crisis has "passed."
Bungling the response to the coronavirus and making bizarre white supremacist overtures about Henry Fords bloodlines are wrong, but not unconstitutional or violations of the power of the president. On the coronavirus specifically, a president is well within his power to do nothing, and quixotically there's precedent for non-response (Calvin Coolidge's non-response to the Great Mississippi Flood is probably the best modern-day example).
