According to a new survey by the Democratic polling firm Public Policy Polling (PPP), 48% of Americans want Trump impeached. Of course, while it makes for a provocative headline, the poll does little more than prove that (i) pollsters are still using generous Democrat “oversamples” and (ii) Trump’s favorability is heavily dependent on ones party affiliation with 81% of Hillary voters supporting impeachment and 83% of Trump voters opposing it.
And while 81% of Hillary voters can’t wait for impeachment proceedings, we can’t help but wonder whether any of them could point to a single “fact”, as opposed to an anonymously sourced fake news story from the New York Times and/or Washington Post, that would merit such a punishment.
As far as we know, the only thing that Democrats have managed to “prove” so far is that a couple of Russian-based media outlets ran some negative articles about Hillary during the 2016 election cycle…which pales in comparison to the amount of negative press that Republicans get from the combination of CNN, NYT, Wapo and the rest during every single election cycle…does this mean that CNN has tried to hack every election for the past 35 years?
Source: 48% Of Americans Want To Impeach Trump
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So, I read this as, “A majority of Democrats want to KEEP Trump as President.”
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I think you’re right….the majority of Americans want to keep Trump, but the majority of career politicians want to see him gone. The establishment RINOS are really showing their true colors right now. Why don’t they just change parties???
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I can’t agree more. I find RINOs to be such an insult. It’s like they’ve never even read the Republican platform, the one the majority of Republican voters have read that caused us to align ourselves with that party in the first place. If you’re not going to represent, then GTFO! RINOs be gone! Not much is worse than a traitor in your midst.
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That’s why I became an Independent.
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